
The Reckoning: The Day Australia Fell
Unforeseen, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Geoffrey Boyes
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By:
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Keith McArdle
About this listen
Australia has been invaded.
While the outnumbered Australian Defence Force fights on the ground, in the air, and at sea, this quickly becomes a war involving ordinary people.
Ben, an IT consultant, has never fought a day in his life. Will he survive? Grant, a security guard at Sydney's International Airport, finds himself captured and living in the filth and squalor of one of the concentration camps dotted around Australia. Knowing death awaits him if he stays, he plans a daring escape.
This is a dark day in Australia's history. This is terror, loneliness, starvation, and adrenaline all mixed together in a sour cocktail. This is the day Australia fell.
©2013 Keith McArdle (P)2018 Keith McArdleNot to bad a read
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Truly a great story
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only thing I didn't like, as an ex RAN sailor I would have loved some content on the navy battles, and I think in reality whilst eventually sucumbing to the Indonesian superior numbers, the Aussie Navy would have inflicted much greater damage and lasted longer than the story depicts
bloody awesome
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Entertaining listen although narration could have been better.
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See also 2034.
A a a a a a a a a
Good adventure.
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Reckoning
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Too many gaps in the scenarios presented
Not a great story
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The narrator needs to take a lot more care with pronunciation.
very ordinary
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Characters not developed, went on way too long (even though it was the invasion of Australia!) and everything seemed flat. Female characters were dreadful - and were both second fiddle players, mostly developed for not very well constructed love stories. The narrater was pretty awful too which made it even harder going. Why did I listen to it - almost to the end - because I was hoping for more from JB.
Tedious
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