The Search

By: Jeff Motes

Narrated by: Holly Henrichs, Michael Stadler

Length: 8 hrs and 48 mins

Publisher's Summary

John and Jill have finally made it home only to find their children are not in Repose. Where are they and why aren't they here? Questions are answered and new ones abound as we go back to The Day. Follow along as the Repose Alliance Group comes together to brace themselves and their community for the trials ahead. Some will thrive, some will die as desperate people begin to do desperate things.

Carefree days are gone as a boy must become a man and a girl must become a woman. Are they ready? Trying times are ahead....

©2016 Thomas J. Motes, Jr. (P)2017 Thomas J. Motes, Jr.

Another Great EMP Book!

This, the second book in the series is an amazing continuation of great first book. As with the first I honk he character development goes a long way to making the story believable. The bad decisions and decline of food people scattered throughout be series give these books a realistic feel. Can't wait for Book #3!

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is it over yet?

Don't feel bad about skipping over this book. It is painfully slow and every single little detail is described. They are always praying about something. I could even fast forward 30 seconds and they would still be praying about one thing or another. The author pushes his Baptist beliefs throughout the character interactions to a point of taking away from the story. It is so obvious you can see it coming.

The narrating is so inconsistent it is hard to keep listening or keep up. The narrators will start with what they think is a Southern accent and move to a New York accent and then try to have a black accent but the black accent will turn back to a New York accent midway through the book. It's amazing this audio was released with this narration.

I am so glad this book is over and won't be reading any sequels.

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Not as exciting as the first book

enjoyed the book, but not as great a story as the first, but this is only my opinion.

wow, one of the best audiobook out there!

Amazing serie wow..One of the best audiobook out there! hope more will come soon... love it

Great book. loved it.

Best book I've read. I like how the they used a male and a female for the voices

Naivety At Large And Unbridled Prayers

I didn't count them, but I would guess there was an average of 6 PPC (Prayers Per Chapter). The character voices all sounded as if they were purposely mocking country people and there was too much stereotyping amongst other issues that dare I say seemed racist. If you removed all the prayers, the book would be half as long. I prayed for the book to end. I am not against religious beliefs or praying, but I believe prayers are of a serious and private nature between the individual(s) and the Lord and should not be used as filler or without sincerity. What gives me the right to say this you may say? I have been a Priest for almost 30 years. This series should have an age recommendation for adolescents?

Great number 2, can't wait for #3!!

Very well done story that shows (accurately in my opunion) how nice people can be in an EMP or other disaster, & jusr how low & mean & murderous people WILL get in same situations. If your not prepared you should be! Stop buying fun junk - stuff & buy things & prepare for situations that'll save your life in a LIFE-THREATENING SIRUATION.

Great read!

Loved the story line, and the information provided would be very helpful in the event of an actual cataclysm.

More Story. Less filler.

I like the story line in general, however the author is more dedicated to making sure every character prays repeatedly than keeping the story flowing.
The first book was much better, this one has veered heavily off into to weeds.
I understand the authors mindset and as a Christian myself I am sure I would be bathing any apocalyptic situation in prayer, however the author is making the reader wade through the molasses thick pasture of repetitive prayer and mental gymnastics of each character without moving us forward in the plot line.
I love the accuracy of the story, but the detail could be shortened to get this story line out of low gear.

Another Great Book

can't wait to see what John and Jill do to Will and Lissy back home