American Apocalypse Box Set

Books 1-4

De: AJ Newman

Narrado por: Kevin Pierce, Sara Morsey

Joe doesn't care about politics, or what happened. The grid is down, and every day is a struggle to survive. He just knows his world went to Hell when the EMPs ended life as he knew it. Joe scrambled to hide from all of the craziness, but kept his sanity, and improved his lot in life by reading some witty survival notes that his dead grandma had left him. She'd been a prepper all her life, and she had been close to Joe.

Joe grows and learns, but can he survive?

Listen to American Apocalypse Box Set, which includes books one through four of this survival series, to find out how a regular guy survives in a post-apocalyptic world.

©2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 Anthony J Newman (P)2022 Anthony J Newman

A Great Listen!

This is a very well written book and the writer chose an excellent narrator! I thoroughly enjoyed it!

Solid if predictable- worth the listen

Being from middle TN where Joe is from made it a bit more interesting as well as the political views which are, well TN-like in general! Got a bit long at times and the way women are treated by the good guys makes me think the author is whipped. Me and all my buddies love our wives but these guys go so overboard. A solid post-apocalyptic novel though. Listened to the whole thing in a few weeks at the gym! If you like firearms that’s a plus!

It was ok

Story was just ok, not a total waste of credit but only if you get all four for one credit. The dialogue wasn’t great but not the worst I’ve experienced. Overall this is a mediocre story and entertaining enough.

Great Series

This is a really great series. Very easy listening and very informative. I would definitely recommend these books.

Extremely entertaining story

I truly enjoyed this story and have been thinking about it for three days since I finished it, I will warn you that there are some inconsistencies, some really cheesy parts, and some totally unbelievable things going on; but it is still a great story that captivated me. Joe Harp, the main character is a most likable person. He is a simple automobile mechanic with no military or prepper training, but he becomes a capable leader of a group of people up in the mountains of Oregon. I won't get into the cheesy stuff, but you certainly will spot them. The main unexplainable aspect is that from the beginning throughout the next seven years, the characters are driving tractors, tanks, and trucks and zooming around in cars and airplanes with no explanation of how they get fuel. I don't think fuel shortages were ever even hinted at. That's okay though because the story is very entertaining and I just accepted the availability of fuel. Joe and his gang are extremely lucky as well. They are also ruthless, which they had to be to deal with the bad guys, including Iranian terrorists (I never did figure out why they were there in Oregon). Joe's gang miraculously find things (food, animals, bunkers and other great stuff). Good for them because it keeps the story moving along without undue angst. Kevin Pierce is great. Sarah Morsey voices Grandma in the reading of her letters, and it is a fun part of the books. "Grandma" also announces the Chapter numbers which is totally unnecessary, jarring, and distracting, Kevin should have done the chapter number announcements, Did I say I loved this story? Well I really did.