Blind Hate

Under the Breaking Sky, Book 7

De: Nick Clausen

Narrado por: Spencer Dillehay

A mysterious crack appears in the sky. Anyone who looks directly at it goes blind. What's worse, they also turn insane with a vicious urge to kill.

As the crack grows bigger, more people are transformed into "blinders". The authorities struggle to keep things from spiraling.

But there's no cure. No prevention. Not even an explanation.

Only blind hate....

©2023 Nick Clausen (P)2023 Spencer Dillehay

Who will be left alive?

You've got to keep going to the end to find out! Fantastic narration, once again!

Emotional Rollercoaster

I was as riveted to book 7 as I was with the earlier books in the "Under The Breaking Sky" series. Once the audiobook started, I had to stay glued to the story as I was so captivated by what was happening. This was one of the books where you never knew what was going to happen next and there were so many twists and turns that I never saw coming. This book ended on a cliffhanger, and I can't wait to get to the next book. Spencer Dillehay's narration was mesmerizing, and his performance added to the story's entertainment. I was given a free copy of the audiobook, and I have voluntarily posted this review.

Is a reckoning beginning?

Listening to Blind Hate: Under the Breaking Sky Book 7, is like riding a roller-coaster that has no breaks between the drops, turns and in inverted tracks. This episode in the series left me at times angry, sad, and then in a few instances joyous, depending on some of the character’s circumstances. Furthermore, some of the character’s ghosts are involved in setting up situations that are designed to further the ends of the entities behind the crack in the sky. After the emotional toll on the reader and characters this episode sets the stage for what may be an epic showdown between those survivors not related to Fritz and the members of Fritz’s group.

Of all the post-apocalyptic stories I’ve read or listed to, this series is one of the best, with each episode you become more engaged with each character and the action they encounter becomes a personal experience. Once again Spencer Dillehay’s expert narration takes an already excellent story to an even higher level.