Lights Out: EMP Post Apocalyptic Fiction Super Boxset

De: Roger Hayden, James Hunt

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 10 h y 52 m

Resumen del Editor

Dystopian masterminds James Hunt, author of “Static”, and Roger Hayden, author of “Grid Down”, which have collectively accumulated 200+ five-star reviews come together in this SUPER BOX SET for the first time! That’s TWO complete book SERIES comprised of SIX NOVELS at a discounted price! Static (White Noise, Fade to Gray, Blackout) Wren Burton, one of the top architects in Chicago, has never let anything stand in the way of providing a better life for her family, but those choices haven’t been without sacrifice. And when the power shuts down across the city, which submerges the masses into chaos and cuts her family in half, tough decisions are only the beginning. Grid Down (The Beginning, Strike Against America, EMP Survival) A small, northeastern town is crippled after a mysterious electromagnetic pulse causes a massive blackout, leaving residents stunned and unprepared. But the loss of power is only the beginning. Communications and mobility have been disabled with vehicles stopped dead in their tracks for miles. Grocery stores, banks, hospitals, and other services no longer function. Cell phones, computers, televisions, and radios are rendered inoperable. In the chaos that follows, one family embarks on a journey of survival in a vastly different world, changed within a flash.

Ai Reading was dull and little to no emotion

The reading was very flat, almost no emotional inflection. It was hard to listen to the books and pay attention to the story was ok, just very repetitive. Du

Can’t recommend

First, Virtual Voice did a pretty good job, but needs more work on correct pronunciation based on context (lead vs lead) as for the story, I couldn’t find anything I liked about it. Really disliked the main character

Lack of insight

I listen to books as I work. Saying that, I listen to a lot of books and some are not great but I finish them. This is the first book that I have stopped 1/2 way through. The author appears to have little insight on the topic they are writing. This ranges from the laughable (not really) actions that occur at the hospital to the immediate knowledge that the main character has in stress situations. The only recommendation I could make is to move onto another series.

The only thing good about it was it was free

I tried to listen to the whole series, but it kept getting worse. One of the few books I couldn't finish, and I listen to a lot of books.