The Price of Freedom

The Fallen World, Book 4

De: Chris Kennedy

Narrado por: Mark Boyett

Freedom isn’t free. Especially when The Company has a hold on your mind.

It was a normal Sunday morning at Teledyne Industries. Until the missiles started flying, and Joe Rinardi had 10 minutes to get out of the nuclear blast zone.

A Teledyne specialist, he was one of the best, and equally adept at escape and evasion as he was at killing obsidian agents. When the bombs started dropping, though, he was given one final mission that he had to complete: travel to Philadelphia and kill the obsidian managers that Teledyne ran out of missiles for. After that, he could be free.

But in a post-apocalyptic world, traveling across country is a little more challenging than just going to the nearest airport and hopping a jet from Portland to Philly. Rinardi will have to figure out how to arm himself and go across the continent in a terrifying new world. Cannibals, geno freaks, and the only specialist to ever beat him stand in his way.

He’s never failed to complete a mission in his career, though, and his freedom rides on the successful completion of this one. Can Rinardi overcome the obstacles in his path, or will he become just another casualty of this fallen world?

©2019 Chris Kennedy (P)2020 Podium Audio

Love these stories

Between this and the nova terra series idk which one I’d want as an animated series or live action

Complicated protaganist.

You can just feel his moral ambiguity. I couldn't decide whether to wholehearted root for him, then the story ends
and i realized I was right to have reservations.
Well done Chris!

Acceptable but could be better

Astonishing number of 51-small chapters, all ending with the same phrase. Its excessive use is simply to much and over the top. The story is entertaining and therefore acceptable, but could have been better, in this fallen world ...

Digging this series a lot

As long as you ignore the trite “in the fallen world” and similar inserts, this whole series is ridiculously good. Like, really good. And I have never liked post-apocalyptic genre books before.

attention grabber from the beginning

this story grabbed my attention immediately and kept it the whole time. In other stories I usually drift off and my mind starts thinking about other stuff and then a few moments later I have to rewind a minute or two because I realized I had no clue what was going on. Not once during this story did I have to rewind due to mind wandering. great job to both Chris Kennedy and Mark Boyett