Collapse: The Death of Friendship

Collapse, Book One

By: Angela Shelton

Narrated by: Amanda Kennedy

Jan Worthington would give anything to be a normal teenager again—going to school, hanging out with her friends. But it’s all gone.

When the variant wipes out millions and devastates global resources, society collapses.

In this new reality, trust will be either her most precious resource or her greatest weakness. And the allies she chooses could cost her everything.

Marauders have sucked the city dry and are heading toward the Worthington farm, and she must protect what little she has left.

The guns come out. Traps are set.

How well did Jan choose?

Collapse, Book One of the Collapse Series, a young adult, post apocalyptic novel. For a fast-paced, alternate reality, explore Angela D. Shelton’s tale of family survival in a shattered world.

©2022 Angela D Shelton (P)2023 Angela D Shelton

Great Book!!

This book was amazing! I hope to see more from this author. She is doing a wonderful job on the books she writes.

Well rounded

All said a very good book. Everything is explained and I found myself wanting to know more. Characters are realistic and well rounded without being overly immature (as other books often have children). I could see this being reality had the Covid variants been as bad as was initially worried. Excited to read the next one.

Vivid experience

Very nice narrator voice. Love the characters the nostalgia certain parts of the book brings to mind. Great emphasis on the balance of faith ,humanity, and survival.

Thought I’d reviewed this already

Solid read. Good for teens and young adults. A lot of religion thrown in but not so much that I was turned off by it. It started with me not liking the main protagonist but I grew to like her by the end and she learned as she went along.
Great narration by Amanda Kennedy

A New World

I enjoyed this first book in the "Collapse" series. The story was about the survival of a young girl and her family, after the collapse of society, due to the death of millions because of a pandemic. Once the audiobook started, I was so engaged that I had to listen until the end. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series. Amanda Kennedy's narration was fine and kept my attention. I was given a free copy of the audiobook, and I have voluntarily posted this review.