American Insurgent

By: Phil Rabalais

Narrated by: Tyler Lindholm

One man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter.

The inalienable right of citizens of the United States of America to keep and bear arms has been rescinded by the changing tides in US politics, but not all is peaceful. The Minutemen take up the task of resistance, and place themselves on a collision course with the very country they call home. What will the consequences be for the men and women on both sides of the conflict, and for their country? What happens when peaceful people are pushed to violence by intolerable circumstances? Where does one draw the line between fighting for one’s freedom, and open insurrection?

©2018 Philip Lee Rabalais (P)2019 Philip Lee Rabalais

Great story, that may be prophetic.

The story line is well thought out and written. I have already read the book. Yet want the added dynamic of audio.

While I certainly enjoyed the narrators voice and inflections, the occasionally mispronounced words stood out to me. As well as the audio quality differences that can be heard occasionally at different points in the narration.

Yet listening to the book was was throughly enjoyable.

Vivid and thought provoking

I really enjoyed listening to the book. I drive a lot for my job so I can’t really read.
The narrator did an excellent job and bringing across the emotions of the characters. The story makes you think about the possibilities of the events in the story actually happening if we let our government over reach and we the people don’t stand up for OUR rights. I look forward to another installment from Mr. Rabalais.

A must read!

Great audiobook. Really enjoyed the storyline and the detailed action. Hope to hear more from the Author. Will recommend to others!

Scary, what could happen

The story presents a world that nobody wants to talk about. A world or tyranny. Unfortunately this story reads like a manual for what is about to happen in the U.S. Basing the story and plot on current events, we should all be concerned of this becoming a reality.

great story, OK audio

Great book overall. Narrator was good but every so often you can hear the audio spliced together and the audio quality changes. maybe recorded on a different mic? Not bad but breaks the immersion