EMP Aftermath

Six Book Complete Series

De: Grace Hamilton

Narrado por: Andrew Tell

The old world is gone. Now, one family must endure the hellish aftermath…

Laurel is stabilizing a patient in the ER when the power goes out. When the rest of the hospital evacuates, she refuses to leave her patients behind—especially her sick mother. She’s determined to fight for their lives. Even if it means putting her own in danger…

In a remote mountain cabin hundreds of miles away, Laurel’s husband, Bear, begins a grueling trek across Minnesota. He’ll do whatever it takes to reunite his family. But it’s a dangerous journey, and he’s all alone save for his loyal dog, Jessamine, and Trent, an orphaned boy he finds along the way.

Meanwhile, their daughter Mae has joined up with a violent militia, and grapples with divided loyalties. The Militia have unearthed weapons of war that survived the EMP. And they’re ready to launch a bloody conflict that could shatter the fragile remnants of order her family has struggled to rebuild.

Bear, Laurel, and the others just want peace. But peace—and survival— won’t come without a fight.

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An epic value and a standout in the genre!

EMP Aftermath by Grace Hamilton, narrated by Andrew Tell, delivers an intense and emotional survival journey. Laurel’s refusal to abandon her patients and Bear’s perilous trek with Jessamine and young Trent made the story feel raw and real. With all six books included, this series is an epic value and a standout in the post-apocalyptic genre.

Too much babble

the story itself is worth listening to. the efforts to make it longer are obvious and irritating. the characters are great and keep you wanting to find out what happens

Excellent as usual!

I cannot get enough of this series! Author Grace Hamilton hit it out of the park again.... highly recommend

another excellent series

I liked how several stories blended together without being confusing. I always appreciate when strong women, get things done and maintaining/ earning the respect of men.

good story, too long

good story, but too long. though it did take until book 3 before I really cared.
still dont like Mae.
good narration