Doomsday Series Boxed Set

Terrorism Thrillers

De: Bobby Akart

Narrado por: Chris Abernathy

A war was brewing within our borders.

Not a war with weapons, but one with words.

Until now. And so it begins....

The entire five-book terrorism thriller series is now available in a single boxed set.

Bobby Akart delivers up-all-night thrillers to listeners in 245 countries and territories worldwide. He has sold over one million books in all formats, which includes over 40 international bestsellers, in nearly 50 fiction and nonfiction genres.

The Doomsday series depicts America on the edge of societal collapse and destined for war.

As the story unfolds, it's New Year's Eve. As the ball drops in Times Square, Americans are preparing for a new year and a bright future. Instead, they find themselves fighting for their lives as the fuse has been lit that sends the country into chaos.

With political rancor at an all-time high, the war of words had escalated, and a political war erupts. Americans are caught in the crosshairs of societal unrest and a shadowy group stoking the fires of discontent burning in America. Words are replaced by weapons as neighbor turns on neighbor, and powerful forces stop at nothing to reshape a nation in turmoil.

America has become embroiled in something more than a clash of ideologies. She now faces a battle in which the blood of patriots and tyrants would be shed.

As Americans struggle to survive, some sought a place of safety where they could ride out the coming storm. However, even if they can overcome the threats confronting them, will they bear witness to an America hell-bent on destroying itself?

This is a story of a nation divided, on the cusp of a second civil war, and what that portends for our future. Remember, all empires collapse eventually, and America will be no exception.

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“Meh”

I really wanted to like this book…love the premise. The author took character development to a new high—way beyond what I cared to learn about the individuals. The narrator was mediocre at best, often leaving me wondering whether it was a man, woman, or child speaking—there was so little distinction between them. After listening to Ray Porter, RC Bray, or other truly talented narrators, this one left so much to be desired. I couldn’t make it past the halfway mark.

Written before the last election

I thought this book would be off because of how history has changed a bit but I really enjoyed this book and wish that parts of it were true. Not the violence but other things.

slow but worth it

it takes off slow but does pick up. not at all what I expected but it was well worth the listen.

Riveting

This is the second series of books I have listened to from Bobby Akart. I had a difficult not listening to them in one sitting.

Loved it

I appreciate how reality based concepts and possibilities were made into a fictional story with interesting, relatable & likable characters to teach and entertain the reader.
I'm going to buy another series now! Thanks for your good works!

Unrealistic but informative

Don’t expect it to happen
But interesting premise
Good for background info
Shocks u out of your comfort zone

Good but Bobby has done better.

I liked the series well enough but have liked some of Bobby’s other series better.
I liked Chris’ narration and thought he did a good job.

Riveting

The author did his due diligence and got the facts right. It was hard to put the books down. Definitely worth reading. The audio book reader was one the best too.

Truth

I liked how it spelled out how much it is like our country right now and what might happen to us

Entertaining

The overall storyline is one we've seen in the "news" over the past 10 years or so. Like in so many other books or series like this, some ultra-rich people form a safe haven stocked full of former SF or SWAT members. Throw in the twist of deep state puppet masters working in the shadows on both sides and you get an interesting story. The narrator sorta kills the story with his voice, unfortunately. Between the narrator and the dialogue that seems more befitting a season of Leave it to Beaver (NOBODY talks the way these characters do in the current day) and I can't put 5 ⭐️ down for any of it. I enjoy Mr. Akart's works, but it is okay to have your characters speak like we're in the 2020's and not 1950s. Another narrator may have been able to do the story better justice without almost every character sounding exactly alike.