Unleashed

De: Cynthia Melton

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A meteor shower unleashed unspeakable evil. A woman must lead a group of survivors to safety in these three novels.

EMERGENCE
The world may have ended, but hope is just beginning.

After months of hardship, betrayal, and unimaginable loss, Lucy and her makeshift family turn their backs on the corrupted base that once promised safety. With little more than determination and a vision for something better, they head west—risking everything for the chance to rebuild, to reclaim what it means to be human, and to prove that the end isn’t the end after all.

On a highway haunted by dangers both living and dead, every mile tests their courage and their faith in each other. But even as the shadows of the old world threaten to swallow them whole, Lucy clings to the one thing the apocalypse hasn’t taken: her belief that humanity, battered and bruised, can still rise again.

SANCTUARY
They survived the apocalypse. Now they must survive each other.

In a world overrun by the dead, Lucy and Reece have found what so many only dream of—a sanctuary. Hidden behind the fortified walls of a once-abandoned university, survivors have built something rare: hope. Gardens bloom. Children laugh. The dead are kept at bay.

But peace has a price.

When a ruthless warlord known only as Granger demands their surrender, Lucy refuses to bow. The Scour—his brutal faction of killers—wants their home, their food, their future. As tensions rise and loyalties fracture, Lucy must decide who she can trust before the walls fall and everything they've built burns.

Enemies are closing in from without. Traitors may be working from within. And the dead... they never stop.

In this heart-pounding post-apocalyptic thriller, one woman’s courage could mean the difference between survival and extinction. Sanctuary was just the beginning. Now, war begins.

FINAL DESTINATION
After the fall of Haven, Lucy and her battered group of survivors have nothing left but a whispered rumor and a map pointing north—toward the snow-capped peaks of Montana and a sanctuary known only as Eagle’s Rest.

With the undead stalking the roads and ruthless scavengers hunting anything of value, Lucy leads her people on a brutal trek across a crumbling America. Frozen highways, betrayal from within, and the ghosts of those they’ve lost test their strength at every turn. As the winter deepens and hope fades, Lucy must decide how far she’s willing to go to keep the promise of safety alive.

But Eagle’s Rest may be more than a myth—and reaching it may come at a cost none of them are ready to pay.

In this gripping conclusion to the post-apocalyptic trilogy, loyalty is tested, blood is spilled, and the line between survivor and savior begins to blur.

This story was so inconsistent.

The writer didn’t know if the story occurred over months, weeks, or years. One sentence they’ve been somewhere for three weeks and the very next sentence they say years. Also, there was a specific storyline (no spoilers) stated someone did something one way, and then the very next paragraph they did something completely different for the same situation. I love how this author described a character’s personality, one way, and then another way. I guess the author thought a listener would not catch it. You can’t be inept, hostile, and traitorous, then the strongest, loving, selfless character at the same time. The main characters were too stupid to have lived as long as they did. Thus book should have been 2 maybe 3 hours long max. Another problem: the AI reader. The mispronounce words, the flat monotone voice, and reading questions as comments, and comments as questions. The AI read the same page 3 times. At first, I thought it was my device. I went back and tried it again and realized the AI did read the same page three times. I don’t know who edited this story, but they should’ve caught that immediately. I admit I never have high hopes for any book that is free and narrated by AI. But this was beyond bad. I pretty much just put the book on and let it play after so long because the narrator and story were so bad. Maybe somebody else will find it acceptable but I definitely don’t. Post apocalyptic zombie stories are my favorite genre. I recommend this author read more established authors, who write books in this genre. Their books will give the author an idea of how a good story is written.

lack of any consistency with time

I couldn't make it past chapter 15. authors need to make notes and proof read. if it doesn't add up don't try to pass it off