Bunker: Boxed Set (Books 1-3)

De: Jay J. Falconer

Narrado por: Gary Tiedemann

Over 14 hours of audio in one non-stop survival thriller!

Cyber-attacks. EMPs. Invasion. War. When the end comes, few will have the ability to survive.

When a coordinated EMP attack takes out the nation’s power grid, a small town finds itself at ground zero of an all-out Russian invasion.

With limited options and no time to prepare, the citizens have no choice but to turn to a mysterious drifter, Jack Bunker, for help.

The former combat engineer has the skills to keep them alive, but he won’t be able to do it alone, not against an overwhelmingly superior force.

Somehow he’ll have to find a way to transform the mild-mannered townsfolk into military-grade warriors and lead them into battle, despite his dark past that leads some to wonder whose side is he really on?

The Bunker series is a five-part explosive, high-octane Rambo meets Red Dawn survival thriller. If you like pulse-pounding action, resourceful warriors, and deep political intrigue, then you’ll love this best-selling tale of true grit from USA Today best-selling author Jay J. Falconer. Perfect for fans of Bobby Akart, Boyd Craven, Ryan Schow, Grace Hamilton, Harley Tate, Jack Hunt, Franklin Horton, M L Banner, AR Shaw, and Jack Hunt.

Rated PG-13 for violence, language, and bloodshed.

This volume contains books 1 thru 3 in the completed Mission Critical series. A five-part serial. Note: Audiobooks 4, 5, and 6 are available now.

©2017 Jay J. Falconer (P)2017 Jay J. Falconer

Way too much fluff

Like the story, but way too much fluff! It was so frustrating waiting for whatever was about to happen to happen. The tree books could have been written in one of all the overly done description of the littlest stuff was taken out. This is the first book I have read or listened to that I would of rather of read the abridged version. Could keep going about that, but won't. I will say as much as it bugs me I will try one more book before giving up on the series. I have to say one more thing, a person that is about to do something heroic or is about to die will not have that many things so insignificant going through his or her head! Get on with it.

3 books should have been 1

It was really hard to listen to this. Because certain scenes, many of them actually, were so drawn out in such detail when they did not need to be it expanded what should be one books worth of content to three. It is too bad because I actually like the story but I just don't think I can spend this much time.

great story

great story, good characters, can't wait till next book.
Tiedemann's narration was fantastic, brought characters to life.

Bunker

Good story. It was easy to listen to and the story line flowed seamlessly from book 1 to book 3.

needs to move faster

I like the plot and charters just seems to stall out in parts needs to moves along faster

Ok but too expensive

Quite good but very expensive minutes... not worth of a credit. Whole series should be one credit.

Keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time!

Loved it! Very good character development. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who likes these storylines.

The Redemption of Bunker

The story is worth the time but still a retelling of most EMP stories. Enjoyable storyline, interesting characters.

Exciting, keeps your interest

Would you listen to Bunker: Boxed Set (Books 1-3) again? Why?
Yes, story very good, pick up any details I missed the first time.
Also, some information that might be useful to me in the future.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Bunker: Boxed Set (Books 1-3)?
Bunker using found items to sanitize his wound.

What does Gary Tiedemann bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
Accents of the different characters.
He has a very nice voice (not nasal) so it does not distract from the story.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Bunker's rehabilitation from self-loathing to discovering he was a useful human being.

Any additional comments?
Appreciate the reminder that even if water looks clear,
you should not drink it without boiling it or doing something
else to assure the microbes are dead.

To much detail

It was a good book and start but the author put way to much info in small details that aren't important. They made me skim or fast forward through some chapters.