Bug Out! Part 1

Escape in a Motorhome

De: Robert Boren

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

What would you do if you were no longer safe in your neighborhood?

Frank and Jane have had it. Every night the looting gets closer to their home, while the authorities do nothing but ask for calm. Life has become terrifying.

Frank pulls a gun on looters running up his driveway. The thugs flee.

Frank knows they’ll be back.

The last thing Jane wants to do is live in their motorhome, but Frank talks her into it. The open road is dangerous. Staying in LA is worse.

They barely get out of town alive, as California explodes behind them. Eastbound I-10 is flooded with others trying to escape, as military convoys rush west.

Is there safety to the east, or more mayhem?

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Eeriely present day possible

Well written but I don't like the computer narrator. Ended really abruptly as well

Need real people reading your books

Why do you use virtual voice???? It ruins books !!! The book was good. I am going to look for the next one

Lose The AI voice

Story was great. The AI voice is not good. They mispronounce a lot of things. Use a real person!!

Garbage

The preparation community is evil, Government is great, non wealthy self-sufficient people are pure scum.. the message you'll get from this book.

Waste of time

This book was free (included with my membership); I would be very angry if I had paid money for it.

The computer-generated voice was awful. Just when you start getting used to it, it will refer to a .30-30 Winchester cartridge as “thirty to thirty.”

I might have been OK with the bot narration if the book itself hadn’t been so bad. Other reviewers who call it “well written” are mistaken. No character development, confusing facts, and lots of unneeded details about RV camping. Is it really necessary to tell the reader every time a character has to “lower the slides” and level the RV? And those who take prepping seriously are likely to be offended by the overall thrust of the book.