Edge of Madness

Edge of Collapse, Book 2

By: Kyla Stone

Narrated by: Stacey Glemboski

In a world without power, can one man protect his son?

On the fifth year anniversary of his wife Hannah's disappearance, small-town cop Noah Sheridan takes his son Milo to a local ski resort for some much needed father-son time.

In a blink, the power grid goes out. Phones and cars stop working. What starts as a day of holiday fun soon turns into a deadly fight for survival. And when an impending blizzard cuts off the town from the rest of civilization, it'll take everything Noah has to keep his family and friends alive.

When the country goes dark, ordinary people find themselves facing the end of the world as they know it. With society collapsing before their eyes, they'll have to risk everything to protect their home and the people they love.

Edge of Madness is the second book in the gripping EMP survival series featuring flawed, complex characters and edge-of-your-seat action. The Edge of Collapse post-apocalyptic series is perfect for fans of Ryan Schow, Grace Hamilton, Harley Tate, Jack Hunt, and Boyd Craven.

Note: This book is rated PG-13 for mild language and moderate violence.

©2020 Kyla Stone (P)2020 Kyla Stone

Edge of Madness

This is a fantastic series that you definitely want to have in your library. This series really grabs at the heart strings. The Author and Narrator have really captured these characters, I felt like I actually new the characters. This would make a great Netflix series. I definitely recommend.
Shauna Joesten

Great Books!

Love the story, very addicting and great to listen to while I am working. Ar15's aren't automatic weapons though. Just sayin 😉

Pleasantly Surprised

Had this in my Library for a while. it was a good change from what I normally listen. Will look for more of Kyla Stone and narrator Stacey Glemboski.

very good!

I enjoyed this book very much.
It is well written, relatable characters and the narrator has a great voice range.

Book Two - page turner

Wasn’t sure how it was going to connect to Book 1, but it seamlessly gives a little more of the relationships between major characters. Suspenseful to say the least!