The Aftermath Boxset

EMP Survival in a Powerless World

De: Robert J. Walker, James Hunt

Narrado por: Cheryl May

When Alaric Mason flies a new client into a remote area of the Pacific Northwest to study a population of grizzly bears, it’s supposed to be a routine trip. But when an EMP is detonated during the early morning hours, Alaric must lead himself and his client out of the dangerous wilderness and to his family before the chaos of the EMP reaches his homestead.

The Last Cabin

A cabin on the outskirts of a city becomes the sanctuary for a mother and her two children during the unfolding crisis of an EMP.

Life has hardened Joanna Mercer, and she has spent the past four years since her husband's death preparing herself against the uncertainties of life. After an EMP destroys the nation's power grid, every ounce of that strength will be tested.

©2022 DBS Publishing LLC (P)2022 DBS Publishing LLC

disappointed

The lack of character development and the inconsistency of any common sense just gets to be boring and off setting.

At times the characters are smart enough to prepare for bad times and all at once the go stupid, For example one is smart enough to have a cabin with food and supplies but is dumb enough to bring in someone he doesn't know and show him what he has.

Not great EMP fiction.

These are three separate stories. Not well researched on survival, guns and emps. Some of it is humorously wrong. Pretty good stories though.

Good

Not the best combination better if separate reads.
Last book was about my home area.

The family bond

it was a good book. The way the EMP effects the entire country to a scary thing.

Good stories

The stories are fairly interesting. I enjoyed them and would recommend hearing them. Enjoy! A lot of hours to listen to.

Story line

The connection with the characters, story was wonderfully written! The attachments can be exciting with victory and heartbreaking with failure or loss.

Good audio

The book had lots of interesting characters the story moved fast to keep you hearing

Decent story

Story wasn’t bad. Kinda what you expect from the genre. Many of the details when it comes to weapons are the opposite of researched. If you know anything about firearms, there are parts that will definitely get on your nerves. The woman who read the story sounded like a female Ben Stein. Very monotone and the way she pauses every few words was quite annoying. Good books over all, just wish they would have done just the tiniest bit of research and hired someone to read it that could actually get you engaged with the story.

the third should be titles dumb girl kills family

each of the three books was pretty shoddy the third the worst.
clips not magazines are the only term used. dumb white guy trying poorly to imitate black gangsta speech. semi accurate if it was 1980

Better at 1.35x, a standby Blackhawk helicopter?

Another half-baked post-apocalyptic book. Woman trusts a stranger she just met with info about her "homestead," black tanks invade as if they materialized from thin air within minutes of an EMP, husband's war buddy has a fully equipped working Blackhawk helicopter in storage.

Narration is very slow, but it sounds better if you speed it up to 1.35x.