Through a Dark Duet, Books 1 & 2

Gritty Post-Apocalyptic Survival Thrillers with Soul

By: Tamara Rose Blodgett, Marata Eros

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

🔥Two novels. One haunting journey through collapse, survival and the fragile thread of humanity.

From New York Times, USA TODAY, Amazon top-15, #1 Amazon Thriller and Dark Fantasy Bestseller Tamara Rose Blodgett / Marata Eros

• ✨ For fans of The Last of Us, The Road, and Station Eleven

📦 Includes the first two books in the Through Darkness Chronicles — plus an exclusive sneak peek at Book 3: Through a Dark Mirror.

⚔️ What happens when survival is no longer enough?

A devastating EMP collapses the grid. Water dries up. Society disintegrates. And three separate groups—SEALs, teens and a prepper family—find their fates colliding in a brutal fight to stay alive.

As ruthless gangs rise and a shadow government seizes power, the survivors must forge unlikely alliances, protect what matters most, and face the question: 💔 What does humanity look like when the lights go out—for good?

⚔️ Survival costs more than bullets— And love may be the greatest liability.

Perfect for readers who crave:
⭐ The Road's bleak beauty
⭐ Station Eleven's emotional depth
⭐ The Last of Us's haunting character-driven stakes

• 🧠 Emotionally tense, character-rich, and unflinchingly real—this is post-apocalyptic fiction for readers who want more than fire and fallout.

💬 Built on zero ads. No hype. Just gritty storytelling and readers who couldn’t put it down.

📚 Includes:

• ✔️ Through a Dark Glass (Book 1) – 4.5★ Goodreads 66 Amazon Reviews

• ✔️ Through a Dark Lens (Book 2) – 4.6★ Goodreads 43 Amazon Reviews

• 📝 Bonus: First 3 chapters of Through a Dark Mirror (Book 3) — exclusive to this collection

📲 Grab the Through a Dark Duet now and save 25% off individual purchase—limited time.

🔥If you love high-stakes survival, unflinching emotional depth, and character-driven grit, Through a Dark Duet will haunt you long after the final page.

Fills the space

it was decent enough as a filler. I generally don’t care about the virtual voice. I’m just happy to have more options because of it.

Never use a virtual voice

The book may have had a chance with an actual narrator that was a real person to provide emotion, animation at points that needed it. The book is like hearing the teacher from Charlie Brown. Basic at nesting with mediocre story line I wasted a credit.

this suck

I can't believe they used a I to do an audible book.It was horrible.I couldn't get past the fourth chapter.I don't usually leave these kind of reviews, but it was bad