The Endarkened

The Borrowed World Series, Book Eleven

De: Franklin Horton

Narrado por: Kevin Pierce

The eleventh installment in the bestselling Borrowed World series.

Originally launched in 2015, the first book in this series spawned a fictional universe that inspired two spin-off series, over two dozen books, and over one million copies sold.

After nearly a year and a half without power, Jim Powell’s community has begun to stabilize. The Reset Roadhouse—Jim’s apocalyptic bar, restaurant, and trading post—gave his people something to do and helped expand his network of friends and contacts. The establishment has become a hub of the community and is allowing Jim to better monitor what goes on in the town. Then the promise of electricity changes everything.

When Walter Lightspeed took the office of President of the United States, he swore to deliver power to the people. He appears to be living up to his promise, but what will that mean for small-town America? Can people surrender their weapons and resume their old lives? All those questions are pushed to the side as people are consumed with the dream that things might soon be normal again.

But will they?

©2024 Franklin Horton (P)2024 Franklin Horton

AAA+

Another Awesome Addition! great job as usual Franklin and Kevin. Can't wait for the next one.

Another great story with good characters

Really enjoyed the new area and people in the valley.
Hope is a weed for sure.

Never a dull moment

ok, starting with one and only thing I dislike ...waiting for the next book in the series. Action packed with never a dull moment.

Franklin never disappoints

It’s everything we’d hoped for in the newest book, although this book has far more humor. It’s easy to laugh out loud in several parts of the book. If you’ve read the whole Mad Mick series, this book ties in perfectly. You kind of know what’s coming, but the execution is hilarious. Jim is refreshingly Jim.
Listening to Kevin Pierce is home-sweet-apocalypse-home. It’s always a pleasure.

Nice side by Side to the Mad Mick

Love both the Mad Mick and Borrowed world series. Props to Frank Horton for really keeping accurate timelines and story events organized between the two stories. Lots of depth in the characters but would love to see more change and development of Jim. Overall great read through and great addition to the series. Action packed and lots of fun to read. Kevin Pierce delivers another fantastic narration of the apocalypse as always.