Grid Down Reality Bites: Volume 1, Part 2

By: Bruce Buckshot Hemming, Sara Freeman

Narrated by: Elizabeth Phillips

The realness and startling reality that many may face in an End Of The World scenario. This book has them in spades. In a world gone mad, how would you survive? This is a Survival Blueprint with an exciting story line that you can't put down. From one adventure to the next where all seems lost, the strong will survive.

October 7th, 2015 was the day the whole world changed forever.

A must have for anyone who wants to learn how to survive an uncertain future. Just one tip from the book could save your life. Recognizing and avoiding dangers could mean the difference between surviving or not making it. What equipment should you buy? What skills do you need to learn while you still have time? Many Americans see the storm clouds surrounding our nation. In this decade right now history will be made. Prepare now and ensure you survive the coming chaos. There are those that prepare and there are those that wished to God they had prepared. Which are you going to be?

One day in the not too distant future will be the DAY America changes forever. Are you ready?

©2014 Bruce Buckshot Hemming (P)2014 Bruce Buckshot Hemming

No connection to Volume 1 part 1

This book was not as well written and or conceived as the first book and there was no connection to the story. It was almost like somebody else wrote it.
It was not a bad book or a bad story but was disappointed in the thought that it would leak up with volume one part one.

great series

What did you like best about this story?

Now i dont want to spoil the story for anyone. I recommend you picking it up and finding out

Any additional comments?

This is a great series and looking forward to the next book
This is reviewed by Kenny Heiser

Suffering through the Narration again

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

I'm not sure why other than the story I am suffering though this god awful narration again

What didn’t you like about Elizabeth Phillips’s performance?

her voice inflections, mispronunciation of words, her childlike voice ruins scenes of importance

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

as long as Elizabeth Phillips doesn't do voice overs Yes

Realizm

The narrator purposely mispronounced numerous words throughout the book. It was irritating to say the least. it's almost like they wanted people to stop reading the book or listening to the book because they were just some words there's no reason for her to mispronounce at all.

Reader needs to learn plurals.

when will the reader learn plurals that end in ves as in knives, lives, leaves,wives? every time I hear them it's like a slap in the face. I looked at the Kindle edition sample and the chapter on wolves spelled correctly. Even if it wasn't as a reader I would have mentally corrected this glaring Grammer error, every time without a second thought. that and looked up SERE to hear it's pronounced 'sear'. There were a few other mispronounced words but those are forgotten amount the dozens upon dozens of missed ves plurals. I write this while I'm listening to part 3 and wonder why no one corrected the reader. The things I did like was the misfortunes that befall people, the logistics, and how each fight wasn't easy or how none really came without a cost. one last note. firing weapons without ear protection will ruin your hearing footsteps in the forest hearing for awhile so you only have sight and smell left.