
The Defiant: An Unbeaten Path
The Defiant Series Volume 2
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Narrated by:
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Joseph Morton
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By:
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John W. Vance
Two weeks have passed since the lights went out and in that time, Nicholas McNeil has assembled the equipment, a team of devoted survivors and has located a safe place to go hunker down. The catch is that it's over a thousand miles away. He is ready for a tough journey but as the miles grow longer he discovers he's not quite as prepared for what mankind is capable of until he's face to face with it. He discovers the once picturesque landscape has been replaced with brutality and barbarism. Can the defiant few make it and if they do, will they only find more of the same there?
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Would you listen to The Defiant: An Unbeaten Path again? Why?
I can't wait for the third book to be released. I like how the characters come together.Wish book were longer, Excellent
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Where does The Defiant: An Unbeaten Path rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
All I can say is WOW! The author knows how to write and has extensive knowledge about what it is he writes about. Each character came to life thanks to the narrator who did a superb job. Looking forward to volume 3,Who was your favorite character and why?
Brynn by far and then ColinWhich character – as performed by Joseph Morton – was your favorite?
BrynnWas there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
The moment that moved me most was when Bridget ...spoiler alert killed herselfBetter than the first
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Excellent!
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Really Good Series
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Good story, ending a bit weak
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next please, want to hear the rest of the storie,
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Great story
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Just some comments
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I love....
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What disappointed you about The Defiant: An Unbeaten Path?
(1) The book is not standalone, and ends mid-stream. So be prepared to buy all three+ books if you want to follow the story.(2) Mixing in the hocus-pocus of the "Magic Spear" nonsense, which of course will be found at the Scottish Rite Masonic Temple in Guthrie, OK in book three (or five, I don't know), is a huge disappointment. How about a magic ring that makes you turn invisible? Or maybe Luke can just use the Force. Everything other than that thread is at least reasonably realistic in an America vastly changed from an EMP (which is a REAL threat!).(3) Having the attack coming from a "Victor", a bad Russian trying to take over the world, is unnecessary to the rest of the story, making it read more than a bit James Bond-ish. And I don't care how rich you are, you're not going to be able to build a super-EMP and launch it from a cargo ship - that's the work of Governments, not super-rich diabolical geniusesWhat could John W. Vance have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?
Eliminate the entire magic spear thread. Replace it with hordes of people driving up from southern Mexico and down from northern Canada, where the cars still work.What about Joseph Morton’s performance did you like?
Mr. Morton's performance was truly outstanding, in fact I would rate this (along with the first book) as one of the best I've ever heard. There's always a very fine line in having a male voice actor reading the female or child parts, and he handles it very steadily. The foreign accents are OK, but the real brilliance comes in handling so many diverse parts without sounding ridiculously overdone.What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
Concern in the fact that America is wholly unprepared for such a nuclear EMP attack.If I'd wanted Fantasy,I'd have read Harry Potter
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