When the Fault Breaks

Life Will Never Be the Same, Book 1

By: Xavier Bruehler

Narrated by: William Lytle

When the Fault Breaks is a post apocalypse book predicated by the rupture of the Cascadia Fault. It is about the stories and lives of survivors of the Mega Quake in a world of chaos and mayhem. It is about one possible way some semblance of a normal life can happen. It is a mix of death and destruction, current social/political outlook, humor, and hope.

Preppers, survivalists, and homesteaders will like the book because it has many ideas on how to live off grid in a rural or wilderness setting. It talks about many different types of alternative energies, and agricultural methods. It goes into how things used to be done and how it could be again.

Unlike other post apocalypse book that just talks about what is destroyed and who dies When the Fault Breaks uses the quake as a catalyst for the changes that happen. The book is about people pulling together in times of catastrophe, though at first our fragile society collapses, life continues. New boarders are formed and the true nature of people come through.

©2014 Xavier Bruehler (P)2020 Xavier Bruehler

What will you do when “The Big One” hits?

This is a great story following a group of survivors after world changing natural events. Full of thrilling edge of your seat moments, When the Fault Breaks is abundant with detail of destruction and societal behaviors. You will feel like one of the group as you learn about how events unfold across the United States.

Selling women, Slavery absolute cringe inbreeding

Reads like a Jr high boy or old man going through a middle aged crises. It glosses over the earthquake, belittles the military, alt right brainwashing jabs about gun control. Another author doing the same lecture series on prepping etc with gun mini rants thrown in. A discombobulated mess, this needed to be heavily edited. Wasted a credit on this.

Oh Texas is fabulous has power on threw out the bad guys and I laughed out loud considering they couldn't keep the power in a normal winter storm. I am just no, that beyond fiction. Hilarious.

The narrator seems new to this started to improve 1/2 way through.

Would have been better to focus on the actual earthquake and weave in plots. Just a hard no on this,