The Complete Lee West Post-Apocalyptic Boxset

De: Lee West

Narrado por: Charles Hubbell, John David Farrell

Duración: 30 h y 58 m

Resumen del Editor

All of Lee West's post-apocalyptic best sellers in one boxset! Six books, two series. Over 1,000 pages of post-apocalyptic action and suspense.

"A refreshing take on the genre! Lee West takes your worst fears and multiplies them by 10...."

The Blue Lives Apocalypse Series (Books 1-3):

Sam and Jane Archer walk out of a back-country hiking trip into a living nightmare. Their car is vandalized and dead, along with every other vehicle in the trailhead parking lot. Unable to get a cell phone signal, and spooked by a threatening encounter, they resign themselves to a long hike home, suspecting a possible EMP attack against the United States.

What they discover along the way shakes them to the core!

The electrical grid has been down for two weeks, plunging the world as they once knew it into complete chaos. Citizens live in helpless terror of violent gangs - the police hunted down and killed on sight. Food and essential resources have dwindled to nothing, taken by the wild bands of marauders that have risen from the collapse to murder and plunder at will.

Little hope remain, as Jane, a local police officer, and her husband Sam, a military veteran, start the harrowing journey home to save their only daughter Lea - before she is consumed by the madness.

The Reckoning Series (Books 1-3)

Joe and Meg Birch have saved for years to take the trip of a lifetime. On the last night of their cruise, while most of the passengers are sleep - the unthinkable occurs. A suspected electromagnetic pulse (EMP) damages most of the cruise ship's critical systems, forcing the crew to divert the remaining power to essential systems.

While the massive ship struggles in rough seas, the seasick passengers grow increasingly uneasy about their situation. The flow of food and drinks has been significantly reduced, air-conditioning is non-existent and the ship's security team is visibly armed. What they don't know is that the ship has lost contact with the mainland, and their captain is on the verge of making life-altering decision for all of them.

Skeptical of the conditions onshore and unwilling to pull into the ship's homeport without the assistance of local pilot craft, the captain elects to leave the area and seek safe harbor to the south. There's just one catch. The ship only carries enough food and fuel to last a few more days - and their destination remains uncertain. The geographical scope and magnitude of the damage caused by the mysterious event remains unknown to the crew.

With Joe and Meg's prospect of returning home about to slip away, the Birch's face an agonizing choice. Stay with the ship and take a chance on the captain - or steal a lifeboat and try to return home. Joined by like-minded passengers and a few salty crew members, they decide to make their own destiny - despite the unknown dangers.

The Mutiny chronicles this impossible, gut-wrenching journey to get home, where it quickly becomes obvious that their story is far from over!

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his voice

Not trying to be insulting in any way, but this guy reads like Peter Griffin trying to be John Wayne and I don't know if I can finish the book..

a little slow

I loved the books, especially the second set, I did get confused at times ,the narrator sounded like the same one in the Alex fletcher boxset, and I was like ed? Charlie?? is that you lol , the blue line was a little slow , but still entertaining.

liked the plot twist and how things came together in the last book. also the ship was a good scene.

nothing I didn't like. I will check out other books by this guy. listening on audible makes my commute so much smoother.

not a very convincing narrator

i made it through book 1 and a little way into book 2 and had to quit ..maybe one day when im desperate enough to be tortured by the narrator i will finish..but not anytime soon..
while i loved the story idea and the writing thus far , i have to say the narrator was way too happy .. in every bad moment the narrator was projecting an entirely too joyful voice especially with Kate ...it became too much , ..id love to hear it performed by someone who can actually project anger when the situation is called for ...there is. ithing so joyful about a situation like the author has painted

50/50

the first 3 books were worth the purchase but second trilogy is obscenely boring.

2 clean stories

These 2 Post Apocalypse stories are fairly clean with no surprises. Both end with a positive experience.

enjoyable stories

i enjoyed this book very much. between the two stores I preferred the second set, though they were both good.

It was great

It was very interesting. Through most of the book I was actually think it's the America n government as the bad guy. I liked the climax also

Great Stories BUT.....

Really enjoyed both series, but found the character inconsistencies distracting from my overall experience. Writer needs a better editor to catch these inconsistencies before publishing. Narrator reads well but most of characters without accents sounded the same. Older men should sound that way not like the younger ones as an example.

huge suspension of belief needed

I enjoyed the "Blue Lives" but you needed a huge suspension of belief for the reckoning series. I found the "Rekoning series" plot a bit offensive.