Pursuit of the Apocalypse

A Duck & Cover Adventure

De: Benjamin Wallace

Narrado por: Phil Thron

Duración: 6 h y 51 m

Resumen del Editor

There’s a bounty hunter to catch, an army to shake and a biker gang full of dentists hot on his tail.

The bounty hunter Mr. Christopher has kidnapped Erica, and The Librarian and his dog, Chewy are desperate to get her back.

Willie and Coy like money and they are after The Librarian to collect the price on his head. Hawk and his gang of wasteland raiders are after Willie and Coy for a breach of contact.

In the powerful city of Alasis, a movement is growing and the people consider The Librarian a hero. Lord Invictus wants the movement stopped and has sent the fearsome and mysterious Skinners to finish what Mr. Christopher started.

In the middle of it all is a city where the citizens prize freedom and equality above all other things, or else.

And, of course, there are bears.

It’s the end of the world as you've never known it.

©2018 Benjamin Wallace (P)2018 Benjamin Wallace

I really like this series

For the movie, Stephen Colbert is the Librarian. Well written and read. I want more!

Liked it almost to the end

I'd ranks this one third out of the first three. It still has the same style, pacing, and action/humor as the first two, but I felt like this one jumped around a little more. The town of Tolerance was a fun nod to the state of some people currently. I liked the addition of some new does of all types. I felt like Erica was a little shaky, like we know she can handle herself pretty well, but she'd be captured or trapped more than once for a long time in a way I'd assume she could handle. I also was very annoyed with the very end. *Spoilers ahead*... Like, everyone knows you check the guy that seems maybe dead but maybe not before you turn your back on him. I saw it coming the second Jerry ignored him. You'd think he'd know better by now.

Great Job, Phil and Ben

As a car guy, I loved the fight scene with the Challenger Hellcat and the raiders. It felt like true Mad Max movie scene and it really made me want to take some of those evasive driving courses that only Police get to learn. I can't wait to listen to the next book in the series!

Going to need a moment...

The third installment of Benjamin Wallace's Duck & Cover Adventures is just as good as the first two... Full of the same humor and lighthearted murder that just gets you through the day.

Then you get to the end of the book and realize Benjamin has just stomped on your heart...

At that time you quickly go to the ole Audible library and find the next book... because you have to know what comes next.

Amazing story!

A fantastic addition to this series. The author takes a lot of jabs at the modern PC culture and it is hilarious. Outstanding climax but the end leaves a bitter taste in your mouth that can be only be cured with high levels of radiation.

That took a turn to the darkness...

Really enjoying this series. The ending of this book didn't seem to "fit" with the theme of the series. Took a pretty hard turn in the last chapter. I don't expect fairy tales and happy endings but I was a bit thrown off. Looking forward to seeing where this goes.

Nut punch!

Another great installment to the Duck & Cover series. Loaded with action and tons of humor, Pursuit of the Apocalypse will keep you reading/listening to just one more chapter-just one more--just one more. I absolutely loved the mocking of political correctness. I will say the ending is one heck of a nut punch, but that only makes me want to know what happens next. As always Phil Thron does a fantastic job with the narration.

Love this series

I have been listening through all the books and can't stop! can't wait for the next one.

Hope there's more

Really hoping this isn't the last in the series because the ending was such a downer. If it's a transition into a new phase of the librarian's life then ok, but if that's it, what a load of crap to end on.

warning, partial spoiler

terribly unbelievable ending, otherwise good. great narration, just a ridiculous, unbelievable last page to free up the main character.