In one instance and a single act of terrorism...it's all over. You can't see it nor can you smell it. You aren't even aware that you have taken it in.
In a crowded New York subway a deadly airborne virus has been released. There is no cure. No stopping it. Within 24 hours, it will be too late.
The struggle to survive is witnessed through the eyes of a small group of people as they battle an unseen and invincible foe. You will watch as they do, their world and everyone they love, crumble in the devastation of the virus.
Hope, faith, and humanity are tested as the silent victor runs its course.
No one said life would be easy.
No one said life would be fair.
No one said life couldn't end.
With one simple breath of fresh air
©2011 Jacqueline Druga (P)2012 Jacqueline Druga
Post apocalyptic listener with some thrillers mixed in. Follow me on twitter at @drewsant
"Good book, bad performance"
The first book in the Beginnings series the “Silent Victor” takes us through the start of the plague and fall of civilization. After the initial die off and gruesome ends to many people it slows down and focuses a lot of attention on character development (the series is like 26 books so there is time) but give you a good feel for what is going on and makes you really connect with the main characters. I enjoyed this enough to plan on moving onto the second book in the near future BUT, I will not be doing so if its read by Andrew Wehrlen. He has a herky jerky delivery a la Captain Kirk and all the women sound like southern bells.
"Okay story but a terrible narrator"
I would try a another title by this author but not in conjunction with this narrator.
Absolutely not. His abrupt halting style was off putting for. It was like listening to Captain Kirk read a book to me.
DawnM
"Not for me"
Wanted to like it but just could not, though I did try. The narrator delivers the text in a halting, breathy type of way that just grated my nerves. The characters were not at all believable. The brilliant scientist is really an idiot and the grieving mother is at the middle of a love triangle that is totally out of place in this story. Also, many of the relationships are not made clear so it left me wondering what the heck was going on. I would pass on this one.
"Sad Sad performance."
The book was really not bad at all but the performance was awful. If you can get past that then you will like the book.
"Good till the second half, but a horrible narrator"
The first half was fun, and what I expect from a good virus-kills-the-world story.
not the audiobook. the narrator was horrible.
anybody.