The Longest Walk

By: Ron Foster

Narrated by: Duane Sharp

Length: 11 hrs and 44 mins

Publisher's summary

A reedited and reformatted beloved classic story about one prepper's apocalyptic journey and the continuing adventure of going home after a disaster. A solar storm has just unexpectedly hit Earth"s magnetosphere causing an EMP event. An emergency manager visiting Atlanta, Georgia on a job interview must find his way back home penniless and unprepared after this Carrington Event stranded him far away from his vehicle and his beloved "bug out bag". With over 180 miles to go to get to his destination in Alabama, David must now let his street smarts and survival skills kick in as food and water become scarce and societal breakdown proceeds at an unrelenting pace. This book includes the three books of the Prepper Trilogy and a bonus novelette, Stewart's Bug Out, that continues the story and adds more water purification skills for the listener and survivalist. An often humorous and funny cast of characters and survivors from the Deep South helps the displaced prepper on his journey!

©2016 Ron Foster (P)2016 PAL Productions

wasnt sure about it until I was

quite frankly I was not sure about this book series at first because it didn't grab my attention and I thought it was amateurish until I understood what he was doing.
the author was telling a story wrapped around several teaching moments. once I understood that I could enjoy the intentions, thus enjoy the story and the purpose of the books.

Great read!!

The writing style was very good and enjoyable. It gave me plenty of ideas on how to improve my preparedness and the skills I need to acquire. The story kept drawing me back for more and I could not stop reading it. However, everything did work out too perfectly for the character and I would like to see greater challenges people would face and maybe not overcome. I do like the completion of the story though.

Enjoyed very much!

After hearing an interview on one of my favorite podcasts, I was fortunate enough to receive this audiobook for free. I enjoyed the story very much, it kept me engaged and I even laughed out loud at one point. I liked this so much that I'm now looking at the authors other stories to decide what to buy and listen to next!

Packed full of good information.

Presented in a decent story format, the information contained therein is good indeed.

Though the "procurement" ideology for all things that bend to Newton's laws gives me GREAT misgivings. The reasoning of "If it isn't being used, it's fair game" starts & stops where exactly? Does that also extend to the "procurers" & their belongings not carried bodily?? That way of thinking gives me great pause.

Great story and very informative

This was an amazing book. It was written as a great story to capture any audience that likes an apocalyptic thrill. Also very informative to the survivalist/prepper.

Also thank you for the opportunity, promotion, to acquire and learn about this book from Dale and Lisa.

Good Story

Good story line but if you’re looking for a everyone gets killed in a horrible way plot this isn’t for you. It’s full of prepper info and gun info and great characters. Enjoy.

OK, but that’s all

I read the entire book, but I was glad when it was over. Just never seem to be real.

a different and honest approach.

a wonderful sideline from the guns and overthrow variety of novel, with good and insightful tidbits

Boring

I found it pretty boring. I struggled to get through it. There were a few ideas I hadn't heard, it just felt like a spin off of A American's.

good info, crappy reading/narration

The information is good. Writing is OK, but sometimes the word selection is weak (questionably instead of questioningly, for example). The bad part is the reading! The reader is so worked about the crappy accents that punctuation is totally ignored, yet he still reads sentences in the wrong character. Extremely hard to listen to. I didn't finish listening, and may buy the e-books, but can't suffer the narration any longer.