Day Death: A Brutes of Bristlebrook Prequel Novella

Brutes of Bristlebrook Trilogy

De: Rebecca Quinn

Narrado por: JF Harding, Sebastian York, Teddy Hamilton, Jason Clarke, Avery Caris

One night. Six stories. Total nuclear annihilation.

THE BRUTES

Tonight was meant to be about kink. Our lives are a nightmare of last-minute deployments and near misses, and we needed the break.

Instead, we broke. The whole world broke.

But as city after city is blown apart, and with a club full of civilians to protect, we have to pull it together and get them to safety. No matter how we’re feeling. No matter how many family members are disintegrating into ash. We have a job to do, so we’ll be each other’s strength.

Even if it means walking into bomb-fire together.

EDEN

I’m alone.

Please, someone forgive me for what I have to do.

I don’t think I can.

©2025 Rebecca Quinn (P)2025 Rebecca Quinn

It’s just good

I don’t wanna spoil any of it for anyone just listen and enjoy the series is a little on the spicy raw side definitely Look At triggers but seriously if you like this kind of book is awesome

Gripping

A look into the mind and reality of people when their known world begins to end.

Meaningful Backstory

Hearing about how the world fell apart and how our main characters experienced it was really helpful in understanding our hero’s. The performances are great but I did miss Joe Arden.

Beau’s “Southern” accent…is not it

I LOVE these books, I’ve read all 3 on my kindle and then listened to Day Death. Speaking as a southern person, and someone who occasionally does voice work…Beau’s accent is atrocious. Sounds like Foghorn Leghorn. If his family was from near Robins AFB, he would have been from Warner Robins, GA (about 100mi south of Atlanta). He would not have that syrupy thick of an accent. It honestly reminded me of Leonardo DiCaprio’s character Calvin Candie from Django Unchained. It really threw me off on his parts because he sounds like he’s from antebellum times rather than the present.

I love it

I love knowing the beginning of this trilogy. Seeing how everyone got to their destination and where they were when the world fell apart.