
The Long Roll Home
Journey Through the Ashes, Book 1
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Christopher Lane
Cassie Blake lives a simple life on a ranch with her family. Although she hates having to go to the city, when a dear friend makes plans to come visit, Cassie makes the drive to the airport to pick her up. While waiting at the airport, an event occurs that will change her life forever.
She is over 100 miles from home when the power fails, cell phones die, cars cease working, and planes begin falling from the skies. As a disabled veteran who relies on an electric wheelchair to get around, Cassie and her service dog, Petra, must find a way to get home in spite the challenges of distance, lawlessness, and weather. She knows getting home might be the biggest challenge of her life. Will she be able to overcome the challenges to see her family again, or will she become yet another victim?
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The story is awesome and I will definitely be listening to the second book
Thank you for a great story
Great first book
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Being an amputee myself, I like that Dianne has Cassie taking care of her “residual limb” or stump on there road towards home. I like this author a lot; I have read every book she has released on Audible. She writes mostly post-apocalyptic fiction, which I generally enjoy and this is a clean series. This book and the second book are really short. Some of the imagery is disturbing but then again, man has evil in their hearts only continually and when there are no consequences that is when you really see what people are made of.
I am in a wheelchair; I have to live my life in a chair and my wheelchair is powered by a battery which is plugged in every night but I do not call my chair an electric chair. An electric chair is what prisoners are put to death in. People that spend life in a chair like mine call them power chairs. Just an Fyi.
Both of these books are clean meaning, no bad language and no sex scenes. A good first book in a two-book series!
I like this story.
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