Exodus

Extinction Point, Book 2

By: Paul Antony Jones

Narrated by: Emily Beresford

Emily Baxter feared she was the sole survivor of a deadly alien plague that swept through New York City, the nation, and the world in a downpour of blood red rain. And when the dead began transforming into a terrifying new form of life, she feared her survival might be brutally short-lived. Then, a human voice crackled from a satellite phone, urging her to flee north, where more refugees of the global annihilation hunkered down in a desolate Alaskan outpost. Now, with only the supplies she can carry and her faithful dog, Emily races across the country, desperate to outrun the horrors close behind. When she discovers more survivors on the way, they join forces in their determination to cling to life and fight for the future. Standing in their way are Earth’s new masters, equally determined to survive and thrive, and possessed of monstrous capabilities which Emily and her allies can’t begin to imagine…until they’re face-to-face with the hideous reality.

©2013 Paul Antony Jones (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Didn't see it coming

Just wow! The first book was great. So was this one. It dragged a little towards the end, but it was still great to listen too. Paul's idea of an apocalyptic word after the red rain, is great. He has you fall in love with Emily, the children and even the dog. When things keep taking a turn for the worse, you can put this down. You'll want to listen to the end for sure. Moving on to the next book!

A great Read and excellent series

Read this after you read the first book in this series as book one sets up the following books in the series.

Great series

Love this series. The narrator is great.
I have read the books several times, and listening to them while at work mashes the time go by faster.

Good story but really annoying voice

Is there anything you would change about this book?

The book series is all about girl power during an extension event, the guys keep dropping like flies and it is getting tedious.

What other book might you compare Exodus to and why?

Just like the first book the story continues.

How could the performance have been better?

The children and adults are always yelling at each other and the presenters voice made my teeth crawl, I nearly turned the book off twice.

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

Maybe but I could do with out the whole girl power crusade.

Any additional comments?

I do like the concept of the book and want to see where the story line is going.

Well written, well read, and a fascinating premise

I really enjoyed this audiobook. I had listened to the first one and didn't realize that it was part of a series. I stumbled upon the second and the third audiobook and was very excited. I'm glad to hear that the same person is reading the book for the audiobook. She was a great choice. I really like the way this one developed, too. Glad they introduced more characters. Looking forward to starting the next book.