The Collapse

299 Days, Book 2

De: Glen Tate

Narrado por: Kevin Pierce

Picking up where The Preparation ended, the collapse begins to unfold in this second book of the 299 Days series. In The Collapse, the government stops working, guns and ammo are in high demand, and a trip to the gas station has become a mission rather than an errand. Grant and the Team see these warning signs and know it is only the beginning, so they begin taking action to protect themselves and their loved ones. As they prepare to get out of dodge after a deadly incident in Grant's neighborhood, they will soon learn whether the preparations they made in Book One will be enough to survive the breakdown of society, or if they don't stand a chance against greed and violence in the face of a collapse. The resulting chaos and fear that begins to envelop the country will strip all of the characters of what they know to normal, and will require them to question what they will stand for, what they will stand up against, and, most importantly, who they will stand with.

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This is a real page turner

The saga of Grant continues as he deals with the disintegration of American society. His wife Lsa seems to be the most dance physician in the world who doesn't understand anything that is going on around her



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very good story.

love this series. the author has outdone his self. I miss a America. I think every one should give it a listen.

Awesome series not to be missed

You must sign up for the 10 book commitment. It is well worth it!!!! A great plot that just keeps going until the bitter end!

A great read for armchair prepper people!

Would you consider the audio edition of The Collapse to be better than the print version?

n/a

What did you like best about this story?

dealt with ordinary people

What aspect of Kevin Pierce’s performance would you have changed?

I listened to the person more than the story. A more neutral reader would have allowed the story to come through.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes

Any additional comments?

Just ordered book 2.

Women wimps

I enjoyed the slightly different take on societal collapse. I am afraid the political and financial background was a little confusing for an average reader.

Having most of the women in the book being helpless wimps with normalcy bias got really old. There are women preppers to who don’t appreciate that stereotype.

Realistic

No fluff, real to life, what it would be like if things collapsed economically, kept me riveted.

GREAT SERIES!

I'm so hooked on this series. It correlates perfectly for this current pandemic. Thanks Glen.

Excellent series!

Slow start but well worth the listen. Sucks you in when things get going. Cant wait to see what happens next.

IT's happening.. bye bye F.U.S.A ;-) AWESOME!

I thought the story from Book One couldn't get any better... I was wrong.

Wow! Book One set up this book perfectly! I like how the series flows and caries from one to the next. I like the narrator they chose as well, I can picture Grant better with a voice attached...

I originally had books 1-3 bought for me in paperback and read the rest of the series on Kindle but the audio books definitely add another dimension to the story. I'm picking up all kinds of detail listening to the story after reading it. AND I can listen to them as I drive from place to place- really convenient!

This book has an incredible(and plausible) description of how things can fall apart in the US - but it doesn't come across as political or preachy. Just stories about people and how they react to things. Brilliant!

it sounds kinda corny, but I thought about this before I typed this: My life is better from listening to this series. I see and hear the news and events differently now. I know more about myself, people around me, and what's coming- and I was already "awake", others will definitely benefit. Pretty cool little audio book series!

OK, I'm officially addicted to 299 Days - so glad I am!

Good read!

Great read even though it is a fictitious situation definitely captures the mentality of the situation.