
Rising Flames
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Narrated by:
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Rock Engle
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By:
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Kennedy Layne
USA Today best-selling author Kennedy Layne concludes the Surviving Ashes series with an explosive story where the strength of love rises against the loss of humanity....
Van Overton had given years of service to his country. He'd paid his dues and he no longer needed to put his life on the line. He could live out the rest of his days doing what he did best - making money from inside the heart of the world's fastest paced financial system.
Allie James had wished time and again for something - anything - to happen just so she didn't have to open another eviction notice. She adored the hustle and bustle of the city, her cozy apartment in a good neighborhood, and the rugged looking man across the hall wasn't half bad to look at either. Regrettably, she'd been thinking more along the lines of winning the lottery than an approaching apocalypse.
Van should have known his luck wouldn't hold out, but a supervolcano eruption? It was a good thing his time in the military had taught him to be ready for just about anything. Unfortunately, his next-door neighbor didn't fit into anyone's idea of a survival plan. Allie was everything he tried to avoid in a woman, but she was definitely the one who had the ability to steal his heart.
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Very enjoyable!
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This is an excellent series and will keep to listen again and again.
Another Excellent Story!
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What An Outstanding Series!
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And, per usual, our white, trim MCs have rough backstories and no families, and the majority of this book (6 out of 7.5 hrs) is spent with just the two of them traveling from New York to Washington state.
There’s some minor adjustments, like showing us how the apocalypse starts in a big city.
Overall, however, the thin bandwidth made this feel rather redundant. Finally, there’s the cringey narration (especially in the shower scene, another recycled scene from previous couples) and his nickname for her as Princess. Color me underwhelmed.
Wet blanket of ash to close the series
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