Healing

By: Jacqueline Druga

Narrated by: Dave Courvoisier

Length: 8 hrs and 46 mins

Publisher's Summary

A deadly flu pandemic has decimated humanity. Now, the remaining 20 percent of the population must rise from the ashes to rebuild. The losses are great and no one is immune to the residual heartache that lingers in the air of the barren cities. Life goes on.

Mick Owens, struggling to come to terms with his own grief, takes his surviving young sons away from their hometown and the memories it holds. But their short trip to clear their minds turns ugly when the world outside of Lodi, Ohio, isn’t what they expected, and they become separated.

In a world without communication and power, a land without law and order, Mick desperately follows the trail in search of his missing sons. But in his attempts to find them, he discovers that even in a barren world, the danger of extinction still exists as another threat, one even bigger than the flu. And it is on the horizon.

©2013 Jacqueline Druga (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

awsome!

jumped right into this one after first book and was not disappointed! loved the book and the narrator was terrific! Absolutely looking for more of Druga's books.

Awsome book, I really recommend

I was hooked with Book one and this Book 2 did not disappoint. Love the characters. Loved the story.

Excellent

Where does Healing rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

My upper 20 of over 500

What did you like best about this story?

The moody darkness

Which character – as performed by Dave Courvoisier – was your favorite?

Frank, hard core, though we all know how soft he really is for those he loves

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Sweat the little stuff

Any additional comments?

Congratulations on an apocalyptic world

more about the characters and their circumstances

The main characters are all still in this one (those that survived anyway!!!) and I was really pleased to see that it just kicked right off where the first ended. The characters that I loved in The Flu were fabulous again here and their growth in such a short amount of time was amazing. But really, under these conditions it has to be.

What I really enjoyed was the narrator. When listening to an audio the narration can really make or break the story but Dave Courvoisier was able to not only keep with the punches of the story but he really made it evident in his voice. Being the only narrator to a story, I think, puts a lot of pressure on that narrator to ensure that each personality comes through, and he did a lovely job. While I'm on the subject of the audio, it was really well done. The production quality was on par with what I would expect for an audio.

So, overall this storyline, although apocalyptic, was much more about the characters and their circumstances and how they reacted to those circumstances. The plot for each individual was pretty easy to follow although there are a lot of characters in this. I think the author did a great job of keeping the voice for each character separate from the others, and again, if the narrator wouldn't have been so damn good it would have failed with so many characters!

And much like the first, be ready for tears at the end, or close to it. I got so into what was happening with the characters that any foreshadowing of bad circumstances left me very anxious. I just want everything to be happy!! Yes, even in an apocalyptic story! The ending was great and fit well with what the author had set throughout. I really wish she would have set out to do a third.

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