
Ashes of the Unspeakable
The Borrowed World Series, Book Two
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Narrated by:
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Kevin Pierce
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By:
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Franklin Horton
In The Borrowed World, Franklin Horton showed us an America brought to its knees by a nationwide terror attack. The target? The American infrastructure.
Cell phone connections were sporadic. Electrical power was failing. Mortar attacks on major fuel refineries had created a gas shortage, stranding travelers throughout the country. One of those stranded travelers, Jim Powell, and his group of coworkers were frantically trying to make their way home using the gear on their backs and whatever other means they found at their disposal. It was a journey racked with violent, deadly encounters and exhausting physical demands, pushing each of them to the brink of their abilities. Meanwhile, on the other side of Virginia, Jim's family was facing its own struggle as desperate neighbors began to turn against each other with increasing brutality.
In the second book in this series, Ashes of the Unspeakable, we find Jim and his group still struggling to reach home. While just a few days have passed since the initial attack, the group finds that its country is quickly descending into a vicious, chaotic landscape where nothing comes easy. While they fight to close the distance between them and their loved ones, they cannot avoid the steadily growing number of people who have realized that they can get away with whatever they want in a world where there are no longer any legal consequences for their actions.
At home, Jim's family is basically forced into lockdown after a local jail discharges its starving inmates, leading to the arrival of a new, extremely violent presence in their valley. The stranger sets his sights on driving other families from their homes and taking what they own. As Jim races home, his wife Ellen struggles to keep her family safe, while each night a neighbor's home is burned to the ground.
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Great book
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What are we going to do
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On the journey home
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Would you listen to Ashes of the Unspeakable again? Why?
No. I could not stop once I started, but eventually I began to fast forward through the brutal parts. Even so, I could not stop listening. But I do not want to listen to it again.What was one of the most memorable moments of Ashes of the Unspeakable?
The neighborhood farmers' market, where Amish and other agricultural workers/farmers traded.Have you listened to any of Kevin Pierce’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Just the first book in this two-part series.Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes, I wanted to, but did not have the time. I did not have the nicest of dreams in the nights between reading. I had to go to a wonderful, encouraging book after this. I chose The Jefferson Lies by David Barton.A page turner, but very hard to listen to at times
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keeps getting better
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Highly recommend
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veey good listen
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Awesome book
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