
The System Apocalypse: Australia Books 1-3
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Andrea Parsneau
More mutated Australian wildlife than you can shake your beam rifle at....
When the System arrives, no one is ready. Most of all Kira Kent, plant biologist and single mum. She's pulling an all-nighter, her children in tow when her beloved wildlife begins to mutate.
No more cute koala bears, bouncy kangaroos, or fuzzy wallabies. Now, everything is mutated and aggressive? Who made the spiders so big? The world's most dangerous continent just got a lot more dangerous, and no one, not even the alien Galactics who arrive, are ready for it.
Kira is going to have to pull together a community of survivors to forge a safe zone for her son and daughter, figure out a long-term survival plan, and make nice with the aliens. Otherwise, she will see everyone and everything she has loved die.
The System Apocalypse: Australia omnibus edition includes the first three books in the series:
- Town Under
- Flat Out
- Bloody Oath
Set in the same universe as Tao Wong's The System Apocalypse and starts in the same time period as Life in the North but focuses on the changes in the deadliest of continents—Australia. Fans of the original series, LitRPG, fantasy, science fiction, and post-apocalyptic novels will want to take a look.
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Great
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First, the 8-year-old girl is the wisest character in the series. The protagonist is all over the place. But mostly just wants to talk about being a mom. She occasionally says or does something smart, but most of the time she just “has a bad feeling” and then feels like crap for not properly paying attention to her bad feelings when something bad inevitably happens. Her constantly telling us about the bad feelings wouldn’t be so annoying if it weren’t for the fact that often times she has a bad feeling and then nothing happens.
Second, the redshirts. So many redshirt deaths. Basically every major fight scene, I could practically see the author rolling a dice to pick which random side character will die to make the fight more “meaningful.” I usually had to do a kindle search for the redshirt of the day to remind myself of who they even were. Most of the characters just aren’t memorable. Also, the WAY they died is almost always super annoying. Surprise attacks that she didn’t see coming when that is almost her entire role. Necrotic poison that only she can heal, but not this one time, because… reasons? Most of the side-character deaths just felt so pointless. The ones that don’t feel pointless, feel a little too forced. If that makes sense.
Third, everyone loves the protagonist. Nobody ever tries to trick her or take power from her or really fight her on anything for any reason. There was exactly one conflict with other humans over all 3 of the books, and that was resolved by mom giving them a stern talking to.
Finally, her class skill power set is mostly useless. Without a whole community of people keeping her alive, she’d have died in the first week. She gets this because she is so valuable for… reasons. Her contribution to the apocalypse is saying “I’m going to the mall. You can come with if you want.” And later, she calls out incoming attacks like an mmo raid leader. Oh yeah, let’s not forget the mysterious poison that every other Australian monster uses and only she can help heal for reasons that are never properly explained. Just feels like a reason to make her “special.”
For me, a 2-star book is one that I finished but didn’t like enough to ever read the next one. This one gets 2.5 stars because there is a small chance that I might one day read the next one. If I am all out of other books to read.
2.5 Stars.
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Male VA
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great off shoot series
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I know they have a doctorate, but they are written with the brains of the girl from "Housebound" - likable and driven, but not bright.
That was a fun movie. Back to TV I suppose.
Great series, pulled down by dumb main character
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too much gaming
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Granted, saying all that and knowing I rate it highly…I did sometimes find the MC a bit annoying.
Also….***SPOILER: You tease the GF from book ONE!!!! I didn’t need a full on “yeah they date now” thing…just…freaking hell!!! Give us a damn peck on the lips or ELUDE to a damned date that gets to happen because of all the Time off they get now! Last time we see/hear of/from Potential GF is in the damned Magon fight to hold her MC back from being an idiot?!?!*** WE DESERVE BETTER!
Give us the damned relationship already!
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Great series!
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this is not that...
instead of a long man on a revenge mission you get a mother of two trying her best to keep them all alive in a world gone crazy...
be aware this is a very different kind of story set in the same world...
Andrea is always a delight and this is no different
great
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The stories have great pacing
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