Melt

A Thrilling Post-Apocalyptic Survival Series, Book 1

De: J. J. Pike, Mike Kraus

Narrado por: Chris Abernathy

Duración: 7 h y 4 m

Resumen del Editor

A new, frighteningly realistic series from number one best-selling post-apocalyptic author Mike Kraus

A bold scientific breakthrough? Or an end to modern society as we know it?

It was supposed to be a groundbreaking demonstration: Melt, a newly created compound, promised to revolutionize waste processing. When things don't go as planned and the city begins to implode, Bill and Alice Everlee are caught on opposite sides of the divide. Stuck at ground zero as the city begins to sink around her, Alice races to discover what is causing the disaster and how to stop it - if she even can.

Meanwhile, having received a frightening message from his wife, Bill hurries to pack everyone up at home before racing to a remote cottage in upstate New York to begin preparing for the coming storm.

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Love it

I loved this book. Great story and it gives you something to think about.

A Very Fresh Story Idea!! Gotta Read!!

Great new story!! Another way to put the earth in danger in overdrive! Great read and great story.

Great Book! Enjoyed it!

I enjoyed this book so much I finished it in record time, for me anyway.
The story line captured my interest and kept it throughout the entire book.
I have read the other reviews, some good and some bad.
I have to say I agree with the good ones. I am going to start the 2nd book
In the series, “Sink”, right now. Can’t wait to see where book #2 goes.
Give it a try I don’t think you will be disappointed.

Needed a consultant

Good storyline and decent character development. However, the glaring OMG technical mistakes made are so frequent and horrendous that I could not finish the series. The deeper into the books you go, the more plentiful and more grievous they get.
No spoilers, but the authors obviously know little or nothing about actual military, police, medical, guns, combat, or technical science other than watching Hollywood movies.
One character actually (paraphrased) did so well in the Army, they were promoted to the Marines, and then promoted to the FBI. Huh? Seriously?
Also, the psychological changes undergone by the characters totally unrealistic, and worse, inconsistent even in a single person. The radical paradigm shifts some characters make, back and forth are not natural, and even borderline pathologic.
I read several books, tried to push through, really wanted to see what happens in the end, but just couldn't do it. I said WTF one too many times.
Like I said, great idea and storyline initially, but they seriously needed research and consultants. If you don't mind serious technical errors and total WTFs throughout, then you may enjoy it.

Action Packed entirely through from start 2 finish

Chris Abernathy is a fantastic narrator couldn't imagine this book series like all the others he has read to us being done by anybody else. Chris's narration is what makes the books what they all our today. thank you Chris Abernathy

Utterly fantastic!

What have we done to ourselves our world and our children....
Writing is intense, real as we would ever want!
Damn! Makes us think! At least it should.

Fantastic story and wonderful audio! You got a great voice!

Book 2 coming up!

Thanks,
SuZanne

Wow.....MELT

Couldn't put this one down. Love Midge. Going to be a good series.

Abernathy is the best and makes me laugh.

don't

I was finished because it was short and cliched as hell. Don't waste your time.

Just Bad

Main character is a woman who is just unbelievable. The premise of the story, while it might be possible, would never have the reactions from those involved. The ‘hero” woman is just ridiculous in her role. She goes from knowing everyone’s job and what they should do, to not not being able to judge the warning level to give her family. First it’s a major “run, run, run’ AS IF THE SKY IS FALLING, to “its ok honey false alarm.’ Totally ridiculous. I tried very hard to finish, but then when some woman living next to the husbands fall out shelter decides she’s gonna go rescue the “hero”, it was just to ridiculous. Nobody would react the way these folks do. Rushing into and around as tough women, yet acting so stupidly. Ugh.

Good story base but horrible characterization

I recall why I archived this a couple years ago. There are good moments of character behavior but eventually the beyond believable and morally gross behaviors spoil it. Summary character inconsistencies spoiled it for me.