The Mayflower Project: A Post-Apocalyptic Thriller

Deconstruction, Book 2

De: Rashad Freeman

Narrado por: Stephen Sanders

"Cast your reckless dreams upon our Mayflower."

The world is falling apart, and only Max Neilman knows why.

Max lives two lives. In one, he's an unassuming climatologist for NOAA. In the other, he runs a secret government project that only a handful of people know exist. He's been burning the candle at both ends for years, but now his paper life is about to come crumbling down with the rest of the world.

After a rough week of work, Max and his girlfriend Cindy, decide to burn off some steam and head out for a night in the city with two friends. Their little party turns into a cyclone of chaos when Max's worst nightmares become reality.

As the group struggles to make it out of the crumbling city, Max reveals a secret that threatens to tear them apart. Mother nature is doing her best to kill them, but it's the shadows and webs of lies that might spell their doom.

Take a step closer to the end of the world, and learn the secrets that lie within The Mayflower Project.

Four different stories, one terrible event...this is the Deconstruction series.

©2017 Rashad Freeman (P)2018 Rashad Freeman

Edge of your seat thriller!

I was on the edge of my seat the whole time I listened to this book. There is so much going on and so many obstacles for the characters to overcome. It was an exciting ride! I liked how real and flawed the characters were. It's really irritating to read a book where the hero/heroine and other characters are always perfect and always right.

Stephen Sanders does a great job narrating the story and I think it enhanced my involvement as events unfolded.

I received a copy of the book for free but I will be buying the rest of the series.

Riveting

Disclosure: I received this book for free as part of a promotion.

I enjoyed Deconstruction. I went along for the ride in a world turned upside down, wallowing in the uncertainty and seeking to survive. Stephen Sander's narration was excellent and enhanced the story.

I am now dumber after listening to thus book.

I thought book one was ok, so I got book 2. It had potential at times but that ending was painful. I’ll probably see if there’s a book 3 because it can’t be any worse than book 2!