The End of the Road

The End of Everything, Book 5

By: Nate Johnson

Narrated by: Nick Flesher

Alone, isolated in the wilds of Alaska, Rachel Jordan’s only goal was to keep her two little sisters alive as the world they knew disappeared. Abandoned at her uncle’s lodge, Rachel struggles to come to grips with the new reality. Everyone she ever knew is dead or dying. Civilization has disappeared and there will be no rescue. She and her sisters must face this new world all alone.

Of course, when a boy is washed up on the beach, her problems only go from bad to worse.

Half drowned, Noah McCain is forced to accept a new responsibility. Keeping three girls alive, and finding a way to get them back to what used to be civilization. He must use every bit of woodcraft and repeatedly risk his life just so they might survive.

Only after living through a harsh Alaska winter can he focus on escape. He knows that long term, their only chance is to find other survivors. Even if that means they have to walk all the way.

Follow these young people’s trials as they struggle to not only survive but thrive in this new world.

©2023 Nate Johnson (P)2023 Nate Johnson

Survival in the Wild and Dangerous Alaskan Winter

I’m really enjoying this series, and I think ‘The End of the Road’ is my favorite so far. There’s just something about young people stranded in the Alaskan wilderness, persevering despite the odds against them, that even more viscerally brings out my love for YA and post-apocalyptic fiction.

My only experience listening to narrator Nick Flesher are the books he’s performed for this series. He does a wonderful job interpreting the characters' personalities and hits all the right notes with the action and emotional scenes.

I’m waiting with nail-biting impatience to hear the next book. The blurb promises a FANTASTIC story!

Highly recommended.

New Twist

like how each book is a stand alone but connected....missed book one. well done.

I liked the descrption of Alaska and the animals.

I found some of the character's decisions questionable and the idea that they walked 2000 miles and only one person got one blister. Also couldn't they find some bicycles or horses?

Good story and performance

This is another variation on the end-of-the-world theme. Understanding that this is a fantasy book, the story is a bit too fantastical - good concept but not very believable. I had a hard time feeling empathy for the hero. The performance was good.

great

Loved the book. Great read and lots of action. Wasnt sure about this author but i will be listening to more.