AMERICAN APOCALYPSE

The Second American Civil War

De: Kurt Schlichter

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

From Kurt Schlichter, the author of the bestselling Kelly Turnbull People’s Republic series of action novels and THE ATTACK, comes his most terrifying and controversial conservative novel. American Apocalypse: The Second Civil War tells the story of America ripped apart by conflict after assassinations allow America’s left to take control of the government and weaponize it against the American people to ensure it never loses power again. It is the story of Americans of all walks of life, Red and Blue, trying to survive against the backdrop of a brutal conflict in the cities and the countryside, where soldiers and armed citizens battle to recover their freedom. From murderous leftist terrorists to heroic Appalachians defending their homes against foreign mercenaries, from regular citizens trying to avoid starvation and terror to patriotic submariners risking it all to protect the homeland from foreign threats, from professional warriors to citizens called to arms, American Apocalypse is a violent gut-punch, a fast and sometimes grimly funny novel that unsparingly describes the hell awaiting at the bottom of America’s slippery slope.

Perfect cross-section of real people as they would really be.

Cold steel honesty, presented through realistic lenses. Delivers a warning that everyone should hear. Oh, and the computer-voice sucks. Clearly did what you had to do.

Great story.

Enjoyable story, and I really liked the interview format with vignettes by participants. Reminded me of Mark Baker’s book Nam. With the current turmoil it may a little prophetic? My only complaint was the AI narration, but I have heard much worse on previous recordings.

This book will make you think!

Good story and plausible. Audio from a real person rather than AI would be much better.

Great book. No punches held.

Really enjoyed this book. Interesting perspective on the way it’s spun from different viewpoints vs your run of the mill genre. Didn’t mind the AI voice other than the one or two per half hour ‘abbreviation glitches’ as I refer to them. Enjoyed it, look forward to more from this author.

Realistic political look forward and a good warning

Historical interview format is excellent and harkens back to his first book which I loved as well

Great story and very thought provoking

I enjoyed the style of story telling taking fictional characters stories from different parts of the war. The robot voice doing the story telling was an epic fail. Simple things like saying A… r15s sounds odd and distracts from the story.

Great storylines, horrible narration

I like I like a story that comes at many different perspectives on the same topic… But I do not like AI generated voices. It was very monotone. There was no gender difference. And honestly, if it wasn’t something, I was mentally interested in, I would’ve stopped after the first chapter.

Worst narration ever. I will not buy any books with AI narration

Narration was horrible. I will not buy any books with AI narration. Please stop using it

Crappy AI ruins the Audio Version

I dont know why AI was used but its bad AI with mispronounced words and AR15's are always pronounced "Aye.... Rrrr One Five" with a long pause between the A and the R and not fifteen so it sounds stupid. Also, if you're using AI, when its a woman speaking, why not use a woman's AI voice? I think Kurt should have done a proof listen of this, does he know it sounds like crap? Other than that, its a good story but if you have the time, which I don't, read it, dont listen to it.

Don't like virtual voice

The story itself was good, very believable in the fact that it can happen. If we aren't careful this could be a history book in the future. Virtual Voice isn't a good way to listen it sounds flat.
A lot of the words didn't sound pronounced right, acronyms weren't pronounced correct and it had an artificial feel to it.