Into the Fire

Nuclear Dawn, Book 4

De: Kyla Stone

Narrado por: Stacey Glemboski

Duración: 8 h y 48 m

Resumen del Editor

Thirteen American cities devastated by nuclear bombs. Hundreds of thousands of people dead. And a nation descending into chaos...

After fleeing the radioactive ruins of Miami, Dakota and Logan finally reach their destination: a cabin deep in the Everglades, surrounded by a million acres of saw grass rivers, cypress forests, and gator-infested swampland.

It was supposed to be safe. It's not. Now, Dakota and Logan must fight to save the place that was supposed to save them. It's not only their home, it's their future.

But something much larger and more insidious lurks, waiting and watching, preparing to destroy America for good...

Featuring riveting, edge-of-your-seat action and compelling characters, the acclaimed Nuclear Dawn apocalyptic survival series explores what could happen if terrorists executed a nuclear attack on the United States, told from the perspectives of ordinary people determined to survive.

Perfect for fans of Ryan Schow, Logan Keys, Harley Tate, Bobby Akart, and Grace Hamilton.

Please note: The book includes mild language and moderate violence.

©2019 Kyla Stone (P)2019 Kyla Stone

Great storyline

what a Great written book and I enjoyed it from start to finish. I have read the whole series now and recommend them to everyone.

An incredible edition to the Nuclear Dawn series.

Reviewer: Teresa Fallen Angel

Summary:
Logan, Dakota and friends made it out of Miami arriving at the Everglades where they are sopposed to be safe, but the danger has just begun. Others made it out alive, but some of their motives re not as clear. Their arrival has not met acceptance form all sides, but Dakota is determined to keep her little sister safe no matter what it takes. Their past difficulties have yet to find them and the battle for survival is not over yet.

This is an incredible edition to the series and the audio-book brings the characters alive for the enjoyment of the reader.

Excellent Story Continues in Book 4

I was given this free review copy audio-book at my request and have voluntarily left this review. This review is for the audio copy of Into the Fire - Nuclear Dawn, Book 4 by Kyla Stone and narrated by Stacey Glemboski. This continues to be a great story. Character development remains consistent and realistic. This book also kept me engaged and listening to it constantly. Stacey makes that easy but, of course, the story helps too, lol. Overall this was a great story continuing the saga and I highly recommend it.

Action packed installment to an excellent series!!

This fourth installment finds Dakota and the crew achieving their travel goal, but sometimes achieving your goal may not really be what you want. Along with nonstop action and intrigue, this episode provides more insight into several of the characters. Once again Kyla Stone has crafted a story that grabs the reader/listener from the beginning and refuses to let them go until that final sentence. Stacy Glemboski’s narration is excellent as usual.

Into the Fire

This is a fantastic Dakota and her group fighting to keep everyone safe as well as trying to keep the Enemy at bay. The Author and Narrator really bring these characters out its like they jump right off the page as you listen. I really feel this would make a great Movie series. Its that good more than a five star rating, and definitely epic series.
Shauna Joesten

Best battle scene this year!

Such an exciting follow up to book 2! The battles in the book were exciting and I loved the characters dialogue. Can’t wait for book 4!!!

Another Exciting Adventure!

With 'Into the Fire,' Kyla Stone continues, with her excellent abilities, in creating a world, and characters, which feels every bit as real as what awaits each of us just beyond our front doors. Stone has become a favourite author of mine, and this book didn't disappoint!

Once again, the most awesomely talented Stacey Glemboski brings the dangers, hopes, fears, and dreams of Stone's characters to life like no one else could. With each new book, I find myself more in awe at how these two professionals can create and breathe such passionate life into these literary thrillers.

I'm not giving ANYTHING away in my reviews. These books deserve to be experienced as the author intended (walking into them not knowing what to feel or expect), and I wouldn't have it any other way! But, trust me, you are in for a treat!!

loved it...

This book just keeps getting better and better. Will Dakota get her sister back... Will Logan really walk away from the only love he has ever known...what about Shay will she warn her friends in time before the hurricane hits?

Into the Fire

A great continuation to a great series! This book is full of action, but it has so much more. Kyla Stone has created amazing characters, full of flaws and just trying to survive in a world decimated by nuclear attack.

The author tells the main characters' stories with great emotion and the narrator does an amazing job in portraying these emotions. You could really feel the pain as Dakota, Eden and Logan finally revealed their innermost feelings. I have been waiting for these stories since the very first book, so I am glad that the author did such a great job in telling them.

Of course, some characters that the reader has come to love are killed (no spoilers from me), but I have come to expect that in a post-apocalyptic book. Emotions are laid raw as the other characters try to deal with the losses and I could really feel their pain.

The narrator, Stacey Glemboski, does a fantastic job. Her pacing and emotion is perfect and her performance really added a lot to my enjoyment of this book. I am so glad that I have the final book in this series in my Library because I don't wait to see how the whole thing ends!

I was given the chance to listen to the audiobook version of this book by the author/publisher/narrator and chose to review it.

great listen

I enjoyed hearing how this story played out. The losses were heartbreaking. I look forward to hearing how this concludes. The narrator, once again, has done a great job.