Free Fire Zone

The Collapse Trilogy, Book 1

De: Rod Carstens

Narrado por: Thomas Block

The world was dying, its natural resources had been used up. The Great Plains were a desert. Ocean life had collapsed providing on a trickle of the needed food for the exploding population. Countries had fallen into ruin with only those living in the City States enjoying the sumptuous lifestyle that had been the norm for hundreds of years.

Around the City States, a majority of the population scrounged through the ruins of the civilization to scrape out an existence. Between these two extremes was Vin Tanner, and his Resource Security Force team's job was to make sure the remaining natural resources were equitably divided between the haves and have nots. To keep the gangs in the Wild Areas at bay.

Vin had joined to help distribute the food and water to make a difference, but over the years, the job had changed. It had become stand by, stand down, and report, as gangs gained more and more power. Corporations thrived while ordinary men and women struggled with the gangs to survive. Now Vin and his team were running for their lives as a Corporation Special Action team chased them through the ruins.

Why? What did they know that meant they had to be eliminated?

©2015 Roger C. Huder (P)2024 Roger C. Huder

The Journey Begins

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

This is an entertaining trilogy with some characters worth rooting for.

Have you listened to any of Thomas Block’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Thomas Block delivers with an experienced gravitas voice.

Any additional comments?

Lots of action scenes. Post-Apocolyptic combat is an effective way to draw me in.

Future situation we could find ourselves in !!

Would you listen to Free Fire Zone again? Why?

Yes, I feel that I miss some important details the first time I listen to a story that is so intense.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Tanner...making so many life an death decisions in a short period of time is a real test of a great leader, at any level of organization.

What does Thomas Block bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Mr. Block is a real professional and does a great job narrating the book...and he enjoys it.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

When the RSF team 16 saved the gang Kids.

Any additional comments?

Look forward to the next box in this series.