Hide and Seek

Apocalypse Parenting, Book 3

De: Erin Ampersand

Narrado por: Laurie Catherine Winkel

Events have shown Meghan that protecting her kids also means making sure they're ready to stand on their own when needed.

That's always been part of her parenting philosophy, but applying it to letting a six-year-old get up close and personal with vicious monsters? Questionable! Certainly not easy.

Meghan needs to figure out a way, however, and the aliens won't let her sit down and figure it out. While wrestling these personal dilemmas, she also needs to keep stabilizing her area, find a way to deal with these mysterious new Titans, and deal with some other nasty twists humanity's alien tormentors have in store.

©2024 Erin Ampersand (P)2024 Podium Audio

Being Ghosted

The Trials are no longer optional. We now have good lawyers. I love how the mom learned that you can't always protect your kids even when you want to. It is good that they are not alone anymore a d they are working towards saving humanity.

the world development and getting a sneak peek into outer space.

I love how worried and mom focused the main character is. I also like the new monsters.

Top-Tier LitRPG

In the first two books of this series, the people of Huntsville have begun to build a real civilization in the ruins of the system apocalypse. Here, we start to see more behind the curtains of the species that created the collapse and the other species who live in their civilization. All is not well with the aliens.

The character work here is exceptional. All of the main characters have their own personalities, and all of the children act like smart children, not like short, weak adults. And Megan (the parent of the series title) reacts like a real mother might under these circumstances.

The bad-actor human enemies of previous volumes have been largely replaced by the aliens, and it seems like some progress is being made toward winning the scenario for the human race.

This has become one of my favorite LitRPG series. It has heart, a strong game system presented well, and one of the best premises of any LitRPG I've read.

Highly recommended.

love it.

this momma kicks ass. and the kids are adorable reminds me of mine sometimes.

Aliens!

Love seeing a unique approach to an apocalypse and the growth and enticing ability choices the characters choose. This book introduces some insane restrictions and some very creative problem solving. I love the new monsters, new challenges, and new characters, especially Fluffy.