Dusty's Diary

Dusty's Diary, Book 1, 2, 3

De: Bobby Adair

Narrado por: Ray Porter

It was a fungus spore that finally did it, knocking humans off the top of the food chain, with a lot of help from a pharma company too busy thinking about oversized profits rather than subpar outcomes. Most folks died, if not from the fungus, then from the riots and starvation that came when the grocery store shelves emptied and the spigots ran dry. Plenty of other folks lived on with the fungus growing in their bones, rooting in their brains, and turning them three-quarters crazy.

That’s when I moved underground and sealed the hatch shut on my backyard bunker. I was safe, with all the food, water, and entertainment I needed for five or six years. I had DVDs to watch, music to listen to, and books to read. Prepping had paid off for me.

At least it seemed so at first.

After a time, my radio stopped picking up signals from the world up top and for all I knew I was the last man alive on Earth. I’d planned for that possibility, yet never truly accepted things could turn out that way. The loneliness set in, gnawing at me and making me think crazy thoughts, including one that would change everything. Two years on, I opened the hatch and climbed out of my bunker.

I had to see if anyone but me was left.

©2015 Bobby Adair (P)2018 Podium Publishing

Pretty cool at first, but led no where

Not sure if there are other books that make this ending make more sense from this author. But it just ended with no conclusion. As a stand alone book, it was okay. Funny and entertaining, but just went no where at the end. I’ll be looking for maybe other books from Bobby Adair that will maybe make this ending make sense.

I like it

I read the reviews but thought I would try it anyways and I'm glad I did. This is a great book and no matter what the reviews say its not a political book. Its one man alone with his thoughts and lot of time to think. Is It the best book out there. No. Does it have some things about it that are annoying. Yes. But all in all its a much better book then what some are giving it credit for.

Loved It

this book was really good. I was only disappointed in the fact that there is NOT a second book! Bobby Adair is one of the best. I hope he continues this as a series.

Ray Porter - awesome as always

I downloaded this one because I'm a Ray Porter fan and because the main character is Dusty the HVAC guy and my best friend is Dusty the HVAC guy. Thoroughly enjoyed the story. Wasn't expecting a zombieish story but hey, it turned out cool!

Loved it..Need more!

Bobby Adair I think you have found your alter-ego! Need the next book. Have to know what happened next.

When do we get the sequel?!

Absolutely loved it! Ray Porter's performance was strong as always. Loved the comedic take on the apocalypse and cannot wait for the sequel(s)

entertaining listen

This is the story of one man emerging from his survival bunker after two years underground after a virus turns people crazy. He's not your usual gung-ho type of character, so is more relatable to the average person. The thing about Dusty, is that he is lonely, so he goes in search of other survivor. There are still dangers above ground and the threat of something happening keeps the story interesting. I thought the story and character was quite good and the narration worked well. I did think though, that the ending was a bit abrupt.

Loved it! Hope the story will continue on Audible

Ray did an awesome job as always with the various emotions the main character was going through.

Bobby tells the story from a first hand POV journal style average american man's mindset and values.

Loved it

Well written, great narration, funny story that went by too quickly. Hope there's a sequel coming.

Bold and Honest

Really loved it!
The best foul mouth, funny and bold book I've ever read! I by far would read a second book if they continue it.