School's Out

EMP Survival in a Dying World, Book 1

De: Jack Hance

Narrado por: J.S. Arquin

Jason and Sophie are teachers at a rural high school north of Tampa, Florida. When an EMP attack spreads chaos and lawlessness, they are unexpectedly left responsible for a group of their former students.

Without electricity, phones, or transportation, civilization collapses, and terror reigns. Jason's background as a decorated Army Ranger former officer and his history as a prepper help them. But can they survive in a world where organized predators prey on the young and innocent?

©2022 Jack Hance (P)2023 Podium Audio

Well done on EMP genre

Well done book on the authors views of most likely types of debauchery and RMP disaster would result earliest and how being even minimally prepared could help

red dawn in disguise.....

if liked red dawn this is close with a twist of a different area and time. the Chinese instead of the Russians this time.

Nope

Only made it to chapter 26 before I got sick of hearing constant unnecessary talk about relationships, some between adults and minors. That along with the constant swearing and more importantly the complete lack of any useful information makes it a waste of time to go any further. I can suffer through a lot in a book if I can learn something, but this had nothing so far. If you want a good end of the world high schoolers story definitely check out the Stranded series by Theresa Shaver.

All the Nopes in Nopeland

The narrator is fantastic, Five stars for him.

I won’t say what the specific theme is that there me off - because I don’t want to draw attention from that type of crowd. But I’ll say, by chapter 19 you’ll understand the fixation I’m referring to. Had to return it at the hot tub scene. It was the last of a few times the author went there. Nope.

Stopped at chapter 11

It was already rough but when the EMP became the opportunity for the “religious republicans” to make all women property so they can all get the punishment they deserve, the dumb hurt too much and I had to stop.

The narrator sounds like he’s half yelling most of the time.