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After the Fall

Surviving the EMP, Book 2

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After the Fall

By: Ryan Casey
Narrated by: Gabriel Vaughan
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With the lights still out, how far will you go to survive?

When an EMP devastated the nation's power supplies and left the country in ruins, Jack, Wayne, Susan, Emma and Logan all fought to seek shelter in a treacherous first day.

But surviving the first day was just the beginning.

Jack has found his way home. But when tragedy strikes, he is forced on a personal journey across the country to seek new shelter - and face up to the harrowing demons of his past.

Wayne's search for Candice is going nowhere. But when a stunning discovery breathes new life into his journey, he is determined to make one final push through the rapidly collapsing towns and cities. Just how fatal will that decision be?

Susan is trying her best to maintain order at the makeshift hospital. But when chaos takes over, she must embark on a mission to get Tommy to safety. With droves of looters already filling the streets, and fires spiraling out of control, just how far will she go to keep Tommy safe?

©2019 Ryan Casey (P)2019 Tantor Dystopian Fiction Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Survival
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Well, I've listened to the first two books in this series, and I won't be going any further despite the cliffhanger at the end of book 2.

It's a fairly typical EMP scenario series, but with far too much soul searching and re-living of past events on the part of virtually every character. And I don't think I could stand to hear "And then it all went black" (or words/scene to that effect) even once more. Honestly, it seems that every character has lost consciousness for a long time at least once, but for some, it's happened several times, usually due to a hard blow to the head but amazingly, with no residual effect once they wake up.

The choice of an American narrator for what is a very British book is extremely difficult to listen to and even after 2 full books, it still grates. Gabriel Vaughan is actually quite a good narrator, but is so WRONG for these books that I've had to give him only one star.

British book. Amercian narrator. Very bad casting

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I struggled with the performance due to the American accent for British characters but it didn’t detract from the story overall.

Good story

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