Cyber Attack: The Boston Brahmin Series Book 2

The nation is on the brink of collapsing. Racial tensions couldn’t be higher and the world is slated to be “rebooted.” Follow the Boston Brahmin as they attempt to take ahold of the United States future as she spirals out of control.

The narration of Cyber Attack was done by Joseph Morton. Who, again does a great job. I’m glad that Akart and Morton worked together on this series. The narration really helps the story move along at a quick pace.

Bobby Akart has a way of writing something that you feel is so true it baffles you to find out that it’s not. The way that he weaves fiction and non-fiction makes Cyber Attack a terrifying thriller.

The politics were heavy in Cyber Attack, but wading through all of that there is still a great story being built up here. I feel like I’ve been strapped to the side of the rocket and I’m just waiting until the countdown reaches zero. Cyber Attack definitely brought me closer to lift-off, and I think that from here it’s going to be non-stop action mixed in with some political process as the nation rebuilds after an imminent attack.

The cyber attacks were by far my favorite parts of this book, I actually started it the day that there was a real cyber attack on the DNS servers across the US and World. The name was just too perfect not to! The cyber attack scenes are written so well that you feel like these attacks have been performed by Akart himself.

Overall, Cyber Attack is one of those books that both people who love politics and ones who like action will enjoy. I cannot wait to see where this series goes.

I was provided a free copy of this book by the author.

*I received a copy of this for an honest review*

So, this is close enough to being a feasible reality that it makes me a little nervous haha. This one has a lot of information mixed in, so you have to pay attention, but quite good. Moving on to the next in the coming weeks

Bob says: 3.5-4 stars

If you enjoy suspense, combined with geopolitical thrillers, and prepper fiction, buy this book! You won't be disappointed. There's action, great character development, history, and even romance in the latest installment of The Boston Brahmin Series!

Slow, and drawn out. Great historical facts. Lacks explosive scene and adventure. Boring will put you to sleep.

This book is a very shallow and weak Hollywood plot with no good character build or plot

he repeats some details so much it becomes annoying. might be a good series for some but I had to stop after the second book.
I enjoyed the history lessons thought.

Yes.

Yes. All good so far.

Not a movie but definitely a TV series. The story is like most TV series in that there is a lot of interesting details but the story takes FOREVER to unfold.

Cyber Attack is a great story but this book was just...boring. A lot of stuff happened which I thought was going to lead to some big event. I dont know, maybe like a major Cyber Attack. Nope, not in this book but I can make a guess how the next books starts out. The series story is a good one so its well worth the read or listen but book two, independent from the series, was disappointing.

The plot for this book is very intriguing given the current events around the world. I really like the fact that this author has been able to use real names of current politicians (and other people) and groups, it gives both a real time and authenticity to the story. The down part is basically Joseph Morton... he is ok, but to me he just doesnt read with any type of excitement or enthusiasm. I am very happy, however, that they have chosen to stay with Joseph Morton for seemlingly the whole series thus far, nothing worse than a change of narrator in a series (unless the original reader is absolutely horrible).

Probably Sarge, his brother and the Egress team.

I dont think you can change his performance. I think its just him as reader... his voice is just on the border of enthusiastic or exciting so he can seem boring sometimes.

Maybe, depending on director and cast.

If you read book 1, you can by-pass the first 8 chapters of the Audible book. The first 8 chapters (30 minutes?) are a direct repeat of book one.

the narrator did a better job than in the first book. From a storyline perspective things are getting more firm. Like in the first book there are many chapters that hinder for the book to pick up pace. Slight improvement compared with book 1; a solid 3 stars.

Kept me hooked from start to finish. Joseph Morton narrates like nobody's business as always.