Dangerous World

EMP Aftermath, Book 3

By: Grace Hamilton

Narrated by: Andrew Tell

Length: 8 hrs and 12 mins

Publisher's summary

You don’t survive the apocalypse without making a few enemies....

Laurel has found a safe haven at Lone Oak Hospital. But her loved ones are still back at South Minneha, and her mother desperately needs her. Winter has blanketed the city in impenetrable layers of snow, making any chance of returning to her hospital on foot almost impossible. Disaster strikes Lone Oak Hospital and, in order to survive, Laurel must venture out into the harsh Minnesota winter, risking everything in a world gone dark and cold.

Meanwhile, Bear has reached South Minneha, only to find Laurel gone. As the temperature plummets, he struggles to keep the other survivors from freezing to death in the brutal cold. And when the blizzard finally lets up, he faces a difficult choice: leave now to search for Laurel, or risk being snowed in until spring.

The Minnesota winters are deadly, but they’re not the worst thing out there. Laurel and Bear have made enemies—savage foes who hunt them even as they search for each other. And they’re slowly closing in.

A new storm is coming. And Bear and Laurel must unite if they are to have any hope of survival.

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Endings and Beginnings

I have now listened to the first three books of this series, and I'm finding it much more interesting and enjoyable to follow than I thought I would! This is right in the middle of the current series, and it certainly feels like a turning point, both wrapping up several storylines and teasing the next. This book certainly showed some character development for those who hadn't always acted the best in previous books. I'll admit that I'm a sucker for a redemption story, and this book had two. There are a few surprising—and surprisingly sad, given what we knew of the characters—deaths in this book that wrapped up storylines that had threaded from the first book of the series to this. It also has a happy reunion as well as showing resilient people fighting against incredible odds and challenging circumstances. We've heard a bit about the adult daughter of the couple in this story, and the epilogue reveals where she is currently at and her state of mind. I'm guessing a next major thrust of this series will be about the family reuniting, with parents and daughter coming together finally. The secondary characters are fantastic. I particularly love Trent, a teenage boy, orphaned at the start of the book, who is certainly becoming a strong and resourceful young man under the guidance of his self-adopted father—the hero—whom he has lovingly nicknamed PB, standing for Papa Bear! I'm looking forward to seeing what happens to this group next!

Another Great Series

I love Grace Hamilton, and this series does not disappoint. This series is a little different from most post apocalyptic stories but with family, making friends, and survival. this is a must.

Dangerous World

I love this series.I am looking forward to the next installment. Narration by Andrew Tell was well done.I was given this book free for an honest review.

Excellent Survival Series!

This is the third installment in the amazing EMP Aftermath Series, a post-apocalyptic survival fiction. Laurel and Bear's story continues where the second book left off. The storyline is breathtakingly entertaining and enthralling, filled with action, danger, suspense, and twists and turns. The world building is captivating. The writing is brilliant. Looking forward to more in the series. This series is amazing, and I HIGHLY recommend it. Andrew Tell did an OUTSTANDING job bringing this story to life. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review. #Booksprout

Another Great Addition to the Series

Grace Hamilton has created an engaging story that will keep your attention while Andrew Tell did a fantastic job of bringing the story to life and made this a fun listen.

I received a copy of the audiobook and I am voluntarily leaving my honest review.

EMP

I have enjoyed other Grace Hamilton stories and was excited to start this series. I really enjoy a good dystopian story. I recommend reading the books in order to get the most out of the series. Book 3 picks up where book 2 left off. The story follows the lives of several characters following an EMP which wiped out electronics and electrical utilities. The story is well written. Good world and character development. I used the audio version, and I could see in my mind’s eye the story unfold, like watching a movie. Loved how it changed from different characters viewpoints. I liked how the story included a view into different communities, and how each can have different chances of survival. We take modern medicine for granted. In a survival scenario, minor ailments could kill you, and contagion can spread fast. I listened to the story every chance I had. I know the story has to end, but I was not ready for it to do so. The narration was excellent. I received a free copy of this audiobook and am voluntarily leaving my review.