Stranded: Sea

Stranded Series, Book 2

De: Theresa Shaver

Narrado por: Kristin James

Join a courageous group of teens as they make their way in a post apocalyptic adventure story of survival after an EMP has virtually shut down modern technology across North America.

Emily, David, Mason, Lisa, and Mark head to the California coast to find a boat back to Canada. They all felt that it would be much easier and quicker to sail home rather than go over land with the others. They were wrong. The trek through the lawless city to get to the coast is only the first step. Hardship and loss await as the teens struggle to overcome both the challenge of the journey and threats from within. The trip home will change them all - for good or bad, as the stranded teens make for home by sea.

©2018 Theresa Shaver (P)2019 Tantor

loved it!

This book series will suck you in and keep you interested the whole way through. cant wait to start book 3.

interesting series

This story caught my interest right from the beginning until the very end. I will be reading more books by this author. The narrator did an excellent job.

Last read of the series

The speaking voice of Emily was annoying and made her seems overly unaware. David proved to be the most stable and reliable. Really enjoyed how the two groups were able to meet up, again full circle. The bullet count is off by one.

teen power

very good listen. feels more like it's gear for pre/young adults. but definitely worth listening to.

Loved this book

I really like Theresa Shaver’s work. I listened to this book in two days. I just could put it down. She keeps you wondering what’s going to happen next. Very intense.

This is the second book in a series about Canadian teens trying to get home from Disney world after all the power goes out.

Sea: Stranded

In my opinion Emily's voice is to syrupy sweet. It is nauseating. Otherwise, very well done.

Almost didn’t finish it

The story was fine. Just hard to picture teens with this dialogue. The narration is difficult to listen to. What made it worse is that teens wouldn’t talk like. At all! Not a fan.