Savage Shores

A Post-Apocalyptic EMP Survival Series (Dark Waters, Book 4)

De: Bruno Miller

Narrado por: Andrew Tell

Sometimes the only way out of the storm is directly through it.

Spencer and his loyal dog, Finn, along with their crew—Rob, Natalie, and young daughter, Maya having barely survived the treacherous seas, discover that the dangers they left behind on the open ocean are nothing compared to what lies ahead. As they reach their destination in Stuart, Florida they find a ravaged coastline, and the remnants of civilization descended into anarchy.

With the safety of Spencer's girlfriend, Kate, still uncertain, his resolve and training are tested more than ever. The crew must navigate through a landscape where survival depends not only on their strength but also on their wits and unity.

But as the barriers to reaching Kate mount, Surreal conditions, the gnawing terror of uncertainty and a relentless pursuit by those who want what little they have, push the crew of the Black Bird to their limit. Spencer and his friends must confront the dark side of humanity. It’s no longer just a race against time; it’s a fight for their very survival.

Will Spencer’s courage and leadership be enough to steer his crew through the storm of human desperation, or will they be torn apart by those that seek to capitalize on the shattered world they once knew?

©2024 Bruno Miller (P)2025 Bruno Miller

Loved the character development

Loved the exciting adventures. Always something happening! Loved the characters and the dogs. Never a dull moment.

Very enjoyable

I like the concept, the narration is to long winded for me. Dragging out the obvious. Just my humble opinion. I def enjoyed the book. And recommend reading!

suspense

This was a great read. Narrator was quite enjoyable! Story line very engaging. Enjoyed the series greatly.

Great overall and awesome performance.

The storyline needs to continue! More about Rob and Nat and what they do after Jax. Maybe another full series of this team having a connection to Ben and Joel et al.? I’d commit to a good 40-50 hours of that story!

a complex search and rescue mission post an apocalyptic event

a great story though a bit "vanilla" for my taste , I would have enjoyed closure on the crow!