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The I-85 Chronicles: Exit 39 "Film @ 11:00"
- Narrated by: Jamie Cutler
- Length: 2 hrs and 18 mins
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The I-85 Chronicles: Exit 39 "Film @ 11:00"
Narrated by:
Jamie Cutler
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Publisher's Summary
"OTW BABY!!!" was the last text Beau was able to send his wife before Charlotte went dark. The North Korean EMP disrupted the grid and disabled most modern vehicles and electronic devices. Now Beau is working his way home down the only road he knows is sure to get him there, I-85. Exit by brutal exit, Beau and his companions battle the gangs, the heat and each other, just for the hope of home, and when he get's there, what will he find?
©2019 Robert Bratyanski (P)2019 Robert Bratyanski
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