The Guardians: The New Homefront, Volume 2

By: Steven Bird

Narrated by: Patrick Freeman

Length: 9 hrs and 30 mins

Publisher's summary

The Guardians is the second book in The New Homefront series where patriotic Americans struggle to survive in a collapsing world, while taking a stand against the evil and tyranny that quickly follows. It is the sequel to The Last Layover: The New Homefront,volume one. The Guardians picks up where The Last Layover left off, as well as introducing an exciting new parallel story line and characters. Join our characters as they struggle to survive and find their way in a world forever changed by the events detailed in volume one. The Guardians is an action-adventure thrill ride, packed with plausible events that offers listeners a glimpse into a potential collapse of society, while providing an exciting and entertaining story with characters you will feel you truly know and understand. Continue on this journey with them as they face the dangers, hardships, chaos, and violence of an unraveling and collapsing modern world, while never losing touch with their own humanity, decency, and dignity.

©2016 Steven C. Bird (P)2016 Steven C. Bird

Even better than the first.

Loved it was fantastically written. You could have picked up this book without ever reading the first one and not be lost. Also didn't rehash a lot of stuff from the first book. was a great performance by the narrator too. keep up the good work can't wait for the next one.

Bought the series

Well other than Nate forgetting about IPSec at some key points along with some of the other characters. It a good story and a teaching one too.
Freeman does a good narration catching the feeling and intent of the characters and story.l did notice from time to time that after a character “spoke” a line sometimes the follow up character clarification (such as the line, he said). Was delivered late so it broke the rhythm of the story.
Still I did buy the entire audible collection and am not sorry at all in-fact very pleased. As I hope others will be too.

Great Book

Great audio book. Recommended to all listeners. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Very likeable Chararacters

I like this series even though it is preachy in places and the story is based on us "liberals" ruining the world. I like how the author focuses on the people that are working together cooperatively instead of the evil doers. I am going to get the third book to see how this saga progresses. I do like the information provided about self-reliance.

Excellent follow up to a first book

I really enjoyed the second installment in this series well written true to the storyline

Two plots for the price of one.

Plot one are characters and story continued from book one "The Last Layover". Evan and Jason, pilot and first officer, continue their journey home facing the unexpected.
Plot two is Nate searching for his brother Luke. Nate wants to continue his journey to Virginia to reunite with his parents, but doesn't want to go on without his brother. His brother was a med student who volunteered with the Texas militia when the SHTF. With the government and law & order non-existent the southern border is wide open (it is anyway isn't it?). The cartels are moving north and their brand of governing is quite effective. Nate becomes involved with the militia and the fight against the cartels. Nate and Luke are eventually reunited and although initially set on different paths they did agree on the important things. The homestead/community gets larger as individual homes and farms are brought together. Good story with wonderful characters. As pointed out by the author; some of the worst conspiracy theories made into reality. There are at least two more books to this series. I look forward to listening to them.

If you can't be a whiny coot....

I grew up on farms and working land and the story was decent but the narration killed it. I've not heard of a bigger bunch of poor cry babies. Holy smokes. I wanted to help them all wipe their Moses I mean noses. Horrible performance. amazing how these people can manage shooting a animal to feed themselves when they can't figure out how to not sound like a bunch a babies talking about something as simple as coffee or beer.

Good series. Reader is ok.

I was a bit reluctant to get this series because the narration reviews. I agree that its not the best narration I have listened too, but its not that bad. By the third book I didn't even mind it a bit.

book one done and awesome so far!

I've been reading a lot of these post apocalyptic..fall of the government..marshal law type stories and this is one of the best by far!

Great continuation of the story line

Would you listen to The Guardians: The New Homefront, Volume 2 again? Why?

I really liked book 2, I love series where you can get to know the characters, their strong points, the parts of them you love.

What did you like best about this story?

The characters and their will to work together.

Did Patrick Freeman do a good job differentiating all the characters? How?

I didn't love the narration.