
Instant Mayhem: A Post Apocalyptic Survival Thriller
EMP Crisis Series, Book Three
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Kevin Pierce
Mayhem is about to boil over.
After the most recent attack on their remote compound in Central Vermont, Abram and Nick find themselves safe, for now. But when a new group rises up to take advantage of the turmoil caused by the massive solar flare, Abram and his fledgling community will have to become more proactive if they want to survive.
A final threat that will spell their demise.
A member of this new group has intimate details of the compound and is ready to strike at a moment’s notice. But his leader’s plans are far sweeping and risk putting the entire region into the hands of a madman.
A time for leadership and strength.
With this new threat on the horizon, Abram, Nick, and their allies must act now to have any chance at long-term survival. Will they persevere through their most difficult test and find peace in their community? Or will they perish under the iron fist of Vermont’s new strongman, and suffer a fate even worse than death?
Instant Mayhem is book three in the EMP Crisis Series, a post-apocalyptic survival thriller series about regular people struggling to survive after a solar EMP.
©2020 J.J. Holden and Mark J. Russell (P)2020 J.J. Holden and Mark J. RussellListeners also enjoyed...




















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Great book
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*I am a professional critic and reviewer, but I am writing this review just as most of you, as a result of an Audible credit being expended and receiving this book through normal retail channels and although I have not been compensated for this work, I may have a professional relationship with the involved creators, this review is unrelated and my opinions are my own and are not a result of any past, present or future relationship.
Mark J. Russell, J.J. Holden- True Professionals
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AMAZING AWESOME ENGAGING
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Awesome
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better than expected
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Overall great series
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Too Predictable
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Excellent series!
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Anyway, got that out of my system! Lordy!
Ok, the compound's not featured much in this book, which makes you wonder why it's so important by the end. The focus is on two towns -- one has been taken over overnight by a couple psychopaths with everyone following along because why not, and the other is the supposed good guys town whose mayor is related to old Farmer Frank in the compound, though they don't get along. Drama!
One of the psychos is Gary, former resident of the compound and best friend of Abram. The guy has nine lives. Spends the entire book strong-manning, murdering, and basically being the psycho muscle for the main REAL psychopath, Palmer (aka Black), who is the new walk-on leader of the bad town after murdering the original beloved leader, who also seemed to have no qualms killing folks in his neighboring towns if they didn't do what he wanted. The reader patiently waits the entire book for their come-uppance.
Here's perhaps the biggest writer's no-no of the series (SPOILERS AHEAD, if you care)...... If you build up these two REALLY bad guys all series, and point us toward an ultimate showdown with the good guys (i.e. Abram & Nick), then you have to give the readers a satisfyingly grand finale showdown! However, in a complete thud plop of writing prowess, main psycho Black dies in a confusing train accident (granted grotesquely) with barely anyone noticing or caring. And Gary just dies (I guess?) when his SUV drives into a bottomless puddle of radioactive waste? We're not even "shown" him dying. Did I miss a final chapter from his perspective? I guess we're supposed to assume it was the same death as Black, melting off into the sludge. Is there a Book 4? Will he use one of his nine lives (again) to come back and seek revenge on the compound? Hopefully not. Just let this series melt off into its own radioactive sludge.
I should also mention that I didn't care for the narrator. He didn't distinguish between the voices enough, so it was very confusing at times as to who was talking or thinking, when I cared enough.
Good grief, save your money
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When referring to a post apocalyptic situation not necessarily more blood and guts but definitely more octane and testosterone
More testosterone
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