Mountain Man: 2nd Prequel

Them Early Days

De: Keith C. Blackmore

Narrado por: R.C. Bray

Surviving the zombie apocalypse requires supplies—like booze, weapons, and toilet paper—in the second prequel to the Mountain Man series.

Living off the land and adapting to a changing environment takes a special individual with the unique skills, training, and determination necessary to survive. Gus Berry is not that individual. The former house painter barely made it out of Annapolis as its population underwent a violent transformation, leaving everyone he knew or loved dead—or undead.

Now, Gus needs food and booze, weapons and armor, clothing that fits, and above all, toilet paper, preferably two-ply. But getting his hands on any of these essentials requires the one thing he can’t face doing, and that’s leaving his modern mountain fortress and returning to Annapolis and the horrors that roam its streets in search of the living.

With winter looming, Gus must procure these much-needed supplies quickly, before the snow piles too high and blocks the roads. And that’s when he’ll face the greatest challenge of all: maintaining his sanity . . .

©2021 Keith C. Blackmore (P)2021 Podium Audio

great book. bridged the gap perfectly.

I loved it, and now the story is complete. great job and very entertaining

This series is an awesome guilty pleasure

Blackmore and Bray are the perfect combination to create this terrific series. Read them all it’s zombie perfection.

Always happy for my Gus

Loved it. Gus isn’t as grizzled and confident in this one, as it’s still early on. He kills a lot less zombies than usual throughout the book as a result. I hope to see more books in this universe. I’d love perspectives from other people, new people and stuff around the time of the early
Days. I love seeing the collapse of society and learning to live with it more than picking up in the middle of the apocalypse more I think.

Alcoholics and junk food addicts BEWARE! 😆

This, like all the pre-StraightEdge-Gus novels, will make you crave a massive glass of Captain Morgan and 20+ bags of potato chips. Listeners beware. Not for the weak willed!

I don’t do zombie books!

The title got me Interested but R.C. Bray kept me listening. And I’m so glad that they put the bloopers at the end. The last book I listened to that Bray read they had them and I was rolling on the floor laughing. Well done Keith! Keep them coming!

Great addition to the series.

Great addition to the series. I loved it. Great narration by Mr. Bray. Really great prequel that fits into the series seamlessly. I am looking forward to the next installment.

gus

the second sequel was exactly what I was hoping for. I feel gus in his early days vs how he ended up is a good contrast on what a guy can become. also that full circle ending. saw it coming a mile away, but I suppose that's the best part

let's all have a drink !!!!!!

I was hooked as soon as I finished the first book
i couldn't wait to dig into the others money well spent the AUTHOR did a great fantastic job writing this thank you for.your hard work also a shout out to the MAN!!! R.C BRAY for bringing it to life you really can capture a person's emotional state well an give a riveting performance to keep you wanting more
I HOPE!!!! to see more written an you continue with this it's a smash hit for me an love love love to hear more of gus's story
looking forward to next installment can't wait thank you all

Keep them coming

For those that leave critical negative reviews your reading/listening to wrong type of books! This book just like all in the Mountain Man series is awesomely entertaining. Please keep this series going, I can’t live like Gus, but sure as hell can pretend

Liked it.

I didnt think this particular installment was as good ast the rest but that's not to say it was bad. I liked it.
I enjoy Blackmore's writing a fair bit. He does the average Joe, (Gus in this case) very well. This particualr book didnt have any of the high intensity suspense of the other books but it was good to be back the company of Gus. Would definitely read more of this series if written but I also feel like it has been ended well if no more books were to come. As always very well read by Bray. Mountain man the first book was actually my introduction to R.C. Bray. Both him and Keith C. Blackmore are among my very favorites in their professions.