EMP Aftermath

Six Book Complete Series

By: Grace Hamilton

Narrated by: Andrew Tell

The old world is gone. Now, one family must endure the hellish aftermath…

Laurel is stabilizing a patient in the ER when the power goes out. When the rest of the hospital evacuates, she refuses to leave her patients behind—especially her sick mother. She’s determined to fight for their lives. Even if it means putting her own in danger…

In a remote mountain cabin hundreds of miles away, Laurel’s husband, Bear, begins a grueling trek across Minnesota. He’ll do whatever it takes to reunite his family. But it’s a dangerous journey, and he’s all alone save for his loyal dog, Jessamine, and Trent, an orphaned boy he finds along the way.

Meanwhile, their daughter Mae has joined up with a violent militia, and grapples with divided loyalties. The Militia have unearthed weapons of war that survived the EMP. And they’re ready to launch a bloody conflict that could shatter the fragile remnants of order her family has struggled to rebuild.

Bear, Laurel, and the others just want peace. But peace—and survival— won’t come without a fight.

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The flow

I liked that I didn’t like some of the main characters. Bear and the boy is the only people I didn’t dislike at anytime.
I liked the flow.
I am a nurse and sometimes I did think that the medicine (even at the end without real meds) was a bit off, but that happens a lot in books and movies.

Awesome

The book is very engaging. By the end of the first chapter, you’re already involved and engaged in what is going on. I’m on book 5 and can’t wait to start. Book 6 will be sad to see it end.

PB'S growth with BB

At first I purchased just to kill time as a truck driver,but soon I was fully consumed and each book got better

Decent story - not top shelf

the author did a nice job developing the plot and storylines. It moved a little slower and less action than the other post-apocalyptic stories I've listened to.
(Goodwin, Horton, and Payne have been my favorites!)

Kept me wanting more.

I found myself getting involved. I often caught myself getting angry with some characters and then later forgiving them.