Small Town EMP Series by Grace Hamilton is an amazing Post-apocalyptic thriller. Maxwell Zener did an incredible job with the narration. The story is entertaining, interesting, enjoyable, engaging, thrilling, exciting, and more. Small Town EMP is six books in one. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Review from No Safe Water →
Wow, this is such a fresh take on the apocalypse. I’ve never read/listened to a book that started the apocalypse by contaminated water. For Hazel and Caleb, they are so new to the world outside the commune but they have their own contributions that help the group. Bash seems like a big teddy bear and..
Review from Endless Winter: Part One & Two →
This read is startling in the way it holds you with character development and accuracy on cover ups. One if the major points of enjoyment is the honesty on how quickly lawlessness would spring up. Each chapter was a building block to creating a beautifully built story if you enjoy this genre.
The narrator did an excellent job. The book is decent. It’s a little juvenile and over the top with some of the situations and dialogue. Getting all books in the series is worth trying it. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Review from Small Town EMP: Six Book Post-Apocalyptic World Series →
I really enjoyed Small Town EMP: Six Book Post-Apocalyptic World Series by Grace Hamilton, especially how this omnibus brings all six books together into one long, continuous survival journey after an EMP leaves the country dark and lawless. Following Austin Merryman as he crosses a broken America to find his 14-year-old daughter, while uncovering hints..
This series of books is great and draws you in from the start. The realism of the story is there. So many of the things seem to be happening now. For one credit you get over 60 Hours of entertainment, how can you pass it up.
most likely a much better read . the narrator is probably better suited for children’s books . im still pushing through cause the suspense is good but it’s difficult due to the narrator. it’s like his audience is 2nd graders
Review from Terms of Respect →
Mr Eisgruber brings a constitutional scholar, as well as decades of experience ad a university administrator, to this excellent book. I liked how he wove in key Supreme Court cases to his explanation of what’s right and wrong on our campuses .
Review from Endless Winter →
The story and character progression were good. Really enjoyed how the circumstances brought everyone together and the self doubt of the groups abilities added complexity to the character progression. The narrator took some getting used to, but towards the end it worked for the story.
Review from Endless Winter →
I absolutely loved this series, it kept me interested from start to finish. I loved the relationship of the characters. I was genuinely rooting for them throughout the whole series. Now at times the story was a bit far fetched but that is ok it is fiction after all. I would definitely recommend this series..