Emerging Chaos

EMP Disaster, Book 1

By: Grace Hamilton

Narrated by: Stacey Glemboski

No power. No lights. A world in chaos...

What would you do to earn a place in a fortress during the apocalypse?

When an EMP shuts down power worldwide, food factory worker Melanie and her best friend Lizzy must embark on a dangerous journey to reunite with Melanie's husband and daughter. But to earn a spot for her family in a secure fortress for the future, she agrees to help her boss find his own son first. And it quickly becomes clear she may have made a deal with the devil himself...

Meanwhile, her science teacher husband, Mark, vows to do whatever he can to protect their daughter, Shona. There’s no way to turn the power back on, and their hometown of Knoxville is quickly descending into chaos. His only goal is to find a way to get his family to safety.

As they struggle to come together, this fractured family must face off against a society gone mad. And when even greater tragedy strikes, they will need to find a new way to survive. But what is the cost of survival in a world on the brink of collapse?

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Good start to a new series

Enjoyed this first book. Will be listening to the next one in the series. Was not too over the top or unbelievable. Only real inaccuracy I caught was the reference to the Glock 22 as being a 9mm. It is a 40 cal

Loved it

Great book. Story line was written well. Very realistic. Everything’s not rainbows and sunshine in an end of the world as we know it scenario. Narrator was perfect for the book.

Great book if you like end of the world survival

Good book, I like EOW books so of course they topic was good, but it also has a good story ark in my opinion. Of course as with any EOW story also had good drama and obstacles to over come.

I think I need to do some prepping!

This was an attention getting story from the start and kept you hooked the whole story. Ready for the second book.

Weak story

The timeline of events seems to move too fast for the time the story progresses.

Poorly crafted story

I always say that whenever you read dystopian literature, you have to be willing to just go with it. However, this story was just terrible. It is so unrealistic in terms of the characters actions that it was impossible for me to enjoy. Who’s going to go looking for a random kid during an event like this when they have their own kid at home? I sped up the narration to get through the story faster. Stacey Glemboski Is a good narrator and does a good job as usual, but other than that, I didn’t like it at all and cannot recommend it. Skip this one.