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Survive the Collapse: The Complete Post-Apocalyptic Series

By: T. L. Payne
Narrated by: T. L. Howell
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The unthinkable has happened.

The World goes dark. All technology is lost.

Sam Wallace had prepared for the end of the world as we know it. But when an EMP attack strikes as he's two hundred miles away from home, his survival skills face the ultimate test.

Back home, Sam's wife, Lauren, the mayor of their small town, faces her own daunting challenges as she struggles to keep their son alive, care for her elderly parents, and keep their town from descending into chaos.

When Unicoi falls into the hands of traitors, desperate residents take refuge at Camp Wallace. With their survival at risk, Sam and Lauren go on offense and attack the enemy from different angles. Treacherous times leave loved ones dead as Sam pays the ultimate price to help Camp Wallace and eastern Tennessee.

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I found Survive the Collapse disappointing and difficult to enjoy. The writing felt immature, almost as though it had been written by an adolescent, and the story quickly became boring. I struggled to stay engaged and did not feel the book was worth the purchase. Overall, I thoroughly regret buying it.

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