Desperation

A Post-Apocalyptic EMP Survival Series

De: Bruno Miller

Narrado por: Andrew Tell

No rest for the weary.

With a second chance ahead of them and the moonshiner’s compound in the rearview mirror, Ben and his crew can resume their cross-country trek to Colorado. Or can they?

Three newly rescued acquaintances and another canine companion complicate their life on the road. And the addition of two more vehicles to their west bound convoy only adds to Ben’s responsibilities. Making matters worse, the open road quickly proves more hostile than they remember. Scarce supplies, extreme weather, and desperate miscreants have made the landscape a living hell. They soon find themselves fighting for survival once again.

Ben’s mettle and army training are put to the test in more ways than one, and he realizes it will take greater determination and cunning than ever before to stay on course. All while learning that help sometimes comes from the most unlikely places.

©2021 Bruno Miller (P)2021 Bruno Miller

Audible book 10

I can’t wait for book 10 to be on audible love the entire story and Andrew Tell as the narrator excellent choice.

Good Listen, Except For One Thing

I'm enjoying this series for the most part but I do have to keep reminding myself not to get annoyed at the rather obviously contrived scenarios. The characters keep making incredibly stupid mistakes, the majority of which they really should know how to avoid by now, especially with Ben's Army Ranger training and experience plus everything else they've already been through. The result is that it's painfully obvious at times that the author is adding these contrived scenarios not only to set up for a future scene, but also to bulk out the story and make the series longer. It's funny that the books are still so short even after all of this finagling.

One thing in particular really, REALLY annoys me, though: if your dog is not obedient enough or well trained enough to obey voice commands the first time you give them, it shouldn't be off leash, especially in a dangerous, unpredictable, post-apocalyptic world. If these people could just figure out this basic tenet of responsible dog ownership, they could already have avoided some really dangerous scenarios. Not to mention keeping the dogs from drinking the obviously polluted rainwater that could very well be contaminated by radioactive fallout. And yet I'm not sure I've heard them even mention the word at any point in this series. Surely they could have found or looted a few leashes and collars by now, especially after the last place they were in. How could they not have figured this out by now? 🤔

Fantastic Series

This is a great series. Give it a listen you won’t be sorry. Most of the titles are free after #5

B Miller 👍🏾

Bruno Miller is consistently good. I have enjoyed everything I have read of his so far. Will definitely keep his books on my radar.

Overly wordy & repetitive, story premise decent

Wish the author didn’t decide to try and do one book for each new movement. He is very repetitive, far too much over explaining & inner dialogue. Shame, as the first several books didn’t do this and were good.

Series Great

The whole series is great, and the characters are well rounded and defined. The thinking is a little heavy worded but that is the only negative, except that the books could be longer so there are less of them.

I love how real the story feels

Abby and the son has not got into a relationship yet but I do hope that that change in the next books

I'm so hooked on this series

No psychological subtleties, just self propelled action. It's not the kind of audiobook I normally listen to, but I am enjoying it greatly, loving the credible challenges of a post apocalyptic world so similar to ours.

no way

where did the US or them guy go when did Ben turn into a sissy . I don't get it no way an army ranger would hesitate and second guess himself it's just not conceivable series really has fallen off

He is turning into a blow hard

These later books just seem to be a lot of ruminating by Ben, and him talking to himself and making a lot of judgments... boring after a while not enough other characters involved.