UKD Trilogy

UK Dark Series, Books 1-3

By: Chris Harris

Narrated by: A. W. Dickson

UKD1

"What would happen if……?"

Many people ask themselves the question, but how many actually do something about it?

Tom lives in Birmingham, England, with his family. After asking himself the question and researching what could happen, he decided it wouldn’t do any harm to be a little bit prepared. Just in case.

He discovers the world is going to be hit by a massive coronal mass ejection from the sun, which will turn the whole planet dark. He only has a few days to get ready. Will they survive?

People want what they have, but is he prepared to kill to protect it?

UKD2

Contact with Jerry’s brother has been made. Having defied all the odds and survived, will the group make it through the trials to come?

They’ve fought off brutal attacks and taken lives to protect their loved ones. Will the arrival of the army bring them security?

The answer is no. Powerful enemies are out there who will risk everything to take what they have. Will they be able to defeat them and keep everyone safe?

Continue to follow Tom, his family, his neighbors and friends as they face new challenges and threats to their very existence.

They are surviving. Would you?

UKD3

Winter is setting in, and the group must battle the worsening weather, as well as others who want to annihilate them. Cut off from any assistance the government can provide, they realize how tenuous their grip on survival is.

Facing plagues of rats, disease and death, the group is forced to make a fateful decision: evacuate the compound so that some can survive the disease; those who stay to care for family who have succumbed to the plague face almost certain death.

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Fabulous

this book was great I can't say enough about it very well written narrated very well on audible thoroughly enjoyed it and I listen to all the CMEs EMP books all of them by all the authors this is one of the best.

Good solid story line

Great use of common since guide to every day preparation for everyone who's starting

Loved this book!!

I have read my share of post apocalyptic books and this one is definitely at the top of my list. Not overdone with dramatic scenes of battle and descriptions of firearms and military terms this story relates to the everyday human and community who just wants and needs to survive after a cataclysmic event. I became attached the the characters and their struggles to survive and enjoyed the fact that it brought a realistic human experience to the story. Really enjoyed this book and highly recommend. ..... and it makes me want to move to the UK!!!

I’ve never ending struggle

I’m drawn to post apocalyptic or any apocalyptic stories and the struggle just to survive. I gave it a high rating because the story is excellent storyteller or narrator did an excellent job. Would recommend this book to anyone.

glocks with safety's

love this book series. However, the poor brit has little to experience with glocks.

Great series

I rather enjoy this unique look at a EMP apocalypse in the UK. The ability to prepare and thoughtful preparation that this book offered was entertaining. I recommend this book for anyone who loves prepping or apocalypse books.

Entertaining.

This is a hard book to review, there was a lot to like, but there was also things that were..... a little too easy. The plot was good but there were elements that I didn't like. It starts when Tom is researching about prepping and stumbles upon the fact that a CME is about to happen. He realises he needs to prepare for it and the first book kind of focuses on that. The rest is their struggle to survive after the CME hits.

For me, a major thing I didn't like was the fact that I felt like everything was too easy for Tom and the rest. Apart from having enough money to buy everything before hand, he also meets someone who is also a prepper and knows what's going to happen, oh and he also happens to have contacts high up in the military. The community Tom lives in bands together too easily too. They seemed to have everything they needed and then some. The plot just didn't flow as well as I liked and felt more like telling than showing. It was a good story, though not great.

In all, it's an enjoyable read and it was nice to read one set in the UK and one where it didn't just rely on guns to survive.

A. W. Dickson read this well. He had good cadences and voices for the different characters and his performance was really good.

I was given this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review. This in no way affected nor influenced my thoughts.