Defending Camp

A Post-Apocalyptic EMP Survival Thriller (The EMP)

De: Ryan Westfield

Narrado por: Kevin Pierce

How hard could you fight?

Max's recent radio communications weigh heavily on him. He has to decide if he's going to venture out from the camp into the outside world. Learning what's happening outside the hunting grounds could prove invaluable. But a dangerous journey into the unknown could be his last.

Georgia has finally recovered from her injuries. She quickly takes charge. She knows it's not long before the next fight. They need to do everything they can to get ready. But what if the next threat arrives too early?

Art doesn't recognize the man he's become. He's a soldier on the wrong side of it all. He does what he's told. But is there anything he won't do? He knows the consequences for disobeying direct orders. Will his conscience catch up with him?

©2018 Ryan Westfield (P)2019 Ryan Westfield

Almost perfect

A little shorter than I thought it should be. But I have no doubt that the next episode will resolve most of that.

Excellent!

Loved it. Great writing and narration. Both kept me engaged the entire time. Hoping for more!

Not impressed

The story line was not as enthralling as the previous books and the +/-5 hour length is not very cost effective.

Good story so far.

I originally was into the the zombie apocalypse series. I listened to quite a few series. I tried emp series and I'm hooked. This series is the first one I listened to and loved it.

Wonderful as the last

I have always enjoyed Ryan's writings and can't wait for the next in this series

great series

this is s great series. I wish the books were longer with more content but I still like them

My favorite series

Exciting story and likeable characters. I like the persons and staminas of Max, Mandy, John, Cynthia, Georgia, James, and Sadie. And the strategic skills of Max and Georgia.

To short

I love this series, but I waited to long for a book that was this short.

Disappointing and unfinished

I know this is a continuing story, and it will pick up on the next book. usually there’s some closure to a particular storyline this book just stops I understand the concept of a cliffhanger, but this just seems like the author stopped writing.