Homestead's Last Stand Audiobook By Marie Wilkens, Robert J. Walker, Alexandria Clarke cover art

Homestead's Last Stand

A Small Town Post-Apocalypse EMP Thriller Boxset

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Homestead's Last Stand

By: Marie Wilkens, Robert J. Walker, Alexandria Clarke
Narrated by: Cheryl May, Gwendolyn Druyor
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Sarah races to uncover the cause of the darkness that has engulfed the planet and learns that the entire world has been plunged into darkness. She sets out on a treacherous journey to reach her parents, accompanied by Adam. Along the way, they rescue two young girls and escort them to safety, but unknown dangers still lurk as they continue their journey. Will they make it back alive?

Into the Dark

What happens when an EMP sends the West Coast back into the Stone Age?

Following a massive EMP strike against the nation’s power grids, Frank Tilley faces the startling chaos of a powerless world. With his trusty dog in tow, he embarks on a dangerous journey to save his grandchildren from a perilous fate.

©2023 DBS Publishing LLC (P)2023 DBS Publishing LLC Dystopian Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Suspense Thriller & Suspense

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the book should be in the fantasy section because there's very little realistic about it. from the beginning when they are following up the East Coast just skip from Virginia to Maryland just casually mentioning going over the bridge without mentioning that it would have been the Bay Bridge Tunnel, and would have been totally insane to go over it under the circumstances.
then, in a Time where a 200 Mi truck might be so dangerous most people wouldn't attempt it because they would probably die, this supposedly heroic and intelligent woman is going to track more than 3,000 miles round-trip, because she made a promise? the whole plot and layout of the book is so freaking moronic.

should be in the fantasy section

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Oh this is just bad. Author didn't do any research before writing this book, is it a emp or solar flare? No idea of distance or time, yep sure can ride a horse from Florida to Maine in less than a week, lol. It's a magazine not a clip! Needs to learn military tactics and so much more.... Do everyone a favor, don't write another book until you educate yourself, then have it proofread by someone with knowledge.

Author has no clue

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These are told from the perspective of people who are judging the situation without any actual information, just making their best guesses based on news reports well before the event happened (eg the news reports about solar flare activity) or their own knowledge (likely where the EMP theory comes in). It's not as if they can just turn on the local news after all. The various characters are forced to make difficult decisions to survive and discover some ugly things about themselves in the process

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