Rules of Engagement

Survival Rules Series, Book 4

By: Jack Hunt

Narrated by: Miles Meili

Rules kept them alive, but a single choice could destroy them.

After discovering the identity of the mysterious Morning Star, and dividing Camp Olney, the Ford family prepare for an imminent attack from Jude Lawson. However, the real threat might not come from raiders but a powerful and ruthless group intent on making Whitefish home, and its residents captives. Caught between a rock and a hard place, Tyler’s forced to make a dangerous choice that could jeopardize everything they’ve sacrificed to gain. War is on the horizon, and no one is safe.

Some rules could break them.

Once again, Erika and Nate find themselves caught in the middle of the worst situation possible. Stuck inside the borders of the town of Whitefish, Montana, and unable to escape, a single choice to help someone leads to a devastating consequence, or does it? Not every death is in vain, and not every decision ends badly.

Is blood thicker than water?

Can the Ford family face their past and set aside their differences for the good of others, or will their attempts to save everyone strip away what good remains?

Rules of Engagement is the last book in Survival Rules, a post-apocalyptic EMP thriller series that follows the Ford family and their community as they fight to survive after an EMP destroys the nation’s power grid.

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Rules of Engagement

I enjoyed this book,as I did the rest of the series.Miles Meili was a terrific narrator.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

The enemy of my enemy.

Bringing the Survival Rules series to an end, Rules of Engagement embraces the old saying: the enemy of my enemy is my friend, as a new group of outside invader forces The Ford family to ally with Jude Lawson and Morning Star. Of course the Fords must also come to terms with Morning Star's true identify. As with the other books in the series, this is a fast paced thriller with plenty of action. While I still felt there were issues to be addressed, overall it was a satisfying ending to the saga.

I was given a free review copy of this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Non stop action

This really isn’t a story about preppers, or post apocalyptic doom as much as it is a story about the character and internal fortitude of people when faced with overwhelmingly impossible odds. Jack Hunt tells a great story in this four Book series. A few things that are hard to get past are some of the narration, for example the pronunciation of Helena Montana, if you are from Montana it will drive you crazy. Also the voice for Nate just seems wrong for his character, but having said that it can’t be easy to come up with so many unique voices for all the characters in the books. overall, I went through the four-book series in four days so I guess that says it all.

Great series

This was an intriguing series and one that I will recommend to others. Masterfully done and makes one ponder about being prepared.

Buy it and be entertained

Rules of Engagement... book 4 in the series and still strong ... Most questions are answered. Hopefully it's the final book, Finish the series with a strong book. and the author Jack Hunt can start a new series.
This book 4 and the rest of the series are great entertainment and fun to read or listen to.
The narration is excellent and I will look for more by this narrator.
I received a free copy of this audio book at my own request and voluntarily leave this review.