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American Kill Switch
- An Audible Original: End of Days, Book 3
- Narrated by: Rupert Degas
- Series: End of Days, Book 3
- Length: 15 hrs and 44 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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Publisher's Summary
Why do some societies collapse into lawless savagery while others prove resilient and lasting?
On Zero Day of the first and last cyberwar in human history, the internet went dark, transport and power grids collapsed and cities began to starve, showing just how vulnerable the world could be to a targeted campaign of online sabotage. This final instalment of this prescient epic of civilisation collapse finds the small ragtag band of survivors come together to face a new, but eerily familiar threat - the rise of a fascist militia among the ruins of a failing country.
With American Kill Switch, John Birmingham’s End of Days trilogy comes to a high-octane, thrilling conclusion.
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- Hawk
- 04-03-2021
Final instalment for the end of the world
A well written, well narrated and very plausible story about the collapse of civilisation and the subsequent rise of a warlord militia.
And the fightback of course. Never forget about the fightback.
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- Happy chef
- 06-03-2021
Captivating
I love that Damo is Australian. I really enjoyed all 3 books, giving a perspective from all sides. Narrator is very good at delivering the nuances. Highly recommend all 3 books in the ‘end of days’ series. Thank you John Birmingham for this incredible series.
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- iphone freak
- 26-03-2021
Character arcs or different characters?
Some time has passed before events in the last book and this one, leading to a confrontation between the Legion and the protagonists. Everything building up to this feels perfunctory, for instance a long, tedious and unnecessary drawn out battle with zombie-like religious zealots. I found the character arcs of a few key players unrecognizably grating. The main protagonist has gone unfocused and soft in a few months of leadership, after finding himself in the post-apocalyptic world. One character has gone from being a desk worker to an actual ninja, while for some reason keeping this a secret from those around her. And the resolution is way too easy for the protagonists, who barely have to do anything to win against overwhelming odds. The book tries to make this into a message about the fragility of rule by fear, but it’s not that deep a book. Overall, a huge step down from the first book, and a decent step down from the second.
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- Christina Houlihan
- 23-03-2021
disappointing ending
The entire story just ends.
I wanted a little more about what life was like when they were settled. But we got nothing. It's a big build up for zilch
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-03-2021
More excellence from JB
Rupert brings JB's world to life with his narration.
Bloody ace, thank you both.
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- Therese Tucker
- 06-03-2021
Awesome trilogy
Loved this series. Very believable senario and fightening to think humanity could actually end up in this situation. Makes me want to learn how to feed myself and shoot.
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- Benjamin Newman
- 23-05-2021
You've already read it elsewhere.
The bad guys are cool, the heroes are boring, and nothing here is original.
The writer just doesn't understand people well enough to make them interesting.
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- Gene W
- 05-05-2021
pass on this
vulgur, verbose and stupid.
not worth my time most likely not worth your either. run
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- Steve Callagher
- 20-03-2021
just kill me!
a real anti climax and very much an over stuffed book end to a trilogy that should have encompassed only two installments. I am left feeling severely underwhelmed ☹
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- Anonymous User
- 10-03-2021
Fantastic mix
This whole series is defined by exceptional imagery, an exceptional range of characters, a realistic background, and a precise array of tricks and misdirections to keep you hooked from page 1 book one to hours and hours later
I wish I could forget about this trilogy so that I could find it again and listen from scratch!!
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- David
- 03-03-2021
A very satisfactory conclusion.
Wraps it all up well. The usual gallows humour and explosive action balanced with memorable characters. Another excellent trilogy.
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- RJ
- 21-03-2021
Tony "The Tripod"
Jonas Murdoch helps lead the good folk of Silverton. Getting out of Silverton slightly ahead of the motorcycle gang that took over the town. He devised The Legion of Freedom, and with his one hundred cohorts and a slick tongue was busy taking over towns, building an empire. It’s good to be king. Jodi Sarjanan and Ellie Jabbarah navigating the inland waterways of California. Damo and Carl join them, helping Maxi, Pascal, and Beatrice get home to Canada. James O’Donnell and his friends Michelle, Rick, and Melissa traveling cross-country. Rick and Nome were still a team. Nome is my favorite character. James and friends meet up with Damo, Carl, Jodi, and Ellie in the town of Batham where they encountered religious zealot Preacher and his followers. Religious fanatics seem to appear regularly in this genre. James and crew, including Damo and crew, continued heading towards James’ parent’s ranch outside Livingston Montana. Livingston had been destroyed by The Legion. Everyone was welcomed at the O’Donnel’s ranch. Damo’s home was still many miles to the north in Canada, where he and his friends would bring the children home. A pig roast and an open invitation celebrated James’ homecoming. Everyone was happy, in a state of make-believe, and felt safe for the first time in a long time. Michelle set about doing her professional risk assessment. Back in the town of Three Forks, which The Legion had taken over before Livingston, all hell was breaking loose. Michelle, Rick, and a few from O’Donnel’s ranch went to Three Forks to negotiate a settlement but were finding out much more than they had imagined. What was taking place in Three Forks? Hold on to your seat!
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- Charlotte
- 03-04-2021
Great series
Enjoyed all three books in the series. Author thoroughly entwined the lives and stories of each character. Each character had flaws, bouts of heroism, weakness and strength when needed. Highly recommend
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- michael meyer
- 08-07-2021
the ending will leave you screaming!
The third book just throws the plot out the window. you know from the beginning almost who will get killed and who will live, but what happens to the world? to the government.
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- sjc
- 27-03-2021
I had high hopes!
Story started out strong with some original ideas and interesting characters. The author really developed some characters , while just using stereotypes for others (usually evident by his bias). Sadly this took a 5 star story to 3 star. If there had been only a few biases, it would not be an issue. However it is used regularly throughout. Which felt lazy and lacking. Several times I almost stopped listening but really fell in love with the story line and a handful of main characters (Mel, Rick, Ellie and Michelle).
Narration was well done. The voice of each character was unique and easily distinguished from each other.
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- Rod Stewart
- 14-04-2022
first 2 books were great, 3rd was boring
First 2 books were great, 3rd was boring with an ending that made you wanna scream
American Kill Swith?????..more like Small Town in Montana kill Switch!! Huge waste of time !
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- Chris Hampton
- 28-12-2021
The struggle finally came together for me
in books 1 and 2, I struggled with sooooo many characters spread all over the place. Keeping with the story, it actually finally came together and ended with a solid new fan!
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- Anonymous User
- 18-11-2021
Took the wrong ppl
The author chose poorly in my opinion. Can't always be a happy ending, but it could've been much better.
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- Rebecca
- 16-11-2021
Great story!
This 3rd book in this series had me rolling! the presenter did ànd outstanding job for each character. I must say my favorite was Damo.
I use audio books while I'm driving. my car is my office. I almost had to pull over a few times. I was not at all ready for an apocalyptic series that had humor. Humor that seemed realistic. The author even made his story more realistic because of using people's emotions. However, the ending I felt was disgraceful. The serious was slow. It took its time, establishing the time-line and each character. This last book brought their backgrounds into focus and why they are who theyvare now. The end came on beyond extremely fast. It left holes on the story. It was almost as if the author became bored or uninspired and didn't know how to continue on. That was truly a dissappoint.
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Grand Finale indeed ...
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Intelligent apocryphal tails
Slow burning story but the pace builds good throughout the three books and it’s finally.. original and realistic situations and characters reactions to there situations..
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Well worth a listen
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This is closest to how it will go down, if it does.
Of all apocalyptic fiction, this is one of the very few where all the people don’t conveniently disappear or turn into zombies, making it one of the most realistic. Of course they take a few liberties for the sake of the story arc, but whatever.
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- Anonymous User
- 31-08-2021
Another awesome trilogy
Mark Birmingham has nailed it again, engaging characters, worryingly believable premise for the core story and a great mix of humour, and action. Really enjoyed Rupert Degas narrating also. More soon please!
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- Mumblecrust
- 15-10-2021
Brilliant trilogy.
I don’t normally read this kind of book. But I can honestly say it was brilliant. Great characters. Great storyline. Superbly put together. I was totally engrossed from the beginning of book 1 to the last sentence of book 3.
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- Alejo Sanchez
- 29-09-2021
Great ending for the saga
If you ignore some not-so-subtle PC BS, it’s a great story. The characters are built very well and the story reaches suspension of disbelief easily.
Narration is quite good, maybe even better than the previous books.
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- Ai King
- 13-09-2021
Action packed stuff, I enjoyed it like walking dead
Sadly wish I had not wasted time on listening to the 3 books as it was time and opportunity wasted
I was expecting inception / dark water … sadly got Rambo / walking dead with out the zombie
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