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Powerless Boxset: EMP Survival in a Powerless World
- Narrated by: Ramona Master, Mikela Drew
- Series: A Tale Of Survival in a Powerless World, Book 1-4
- Length: 26 hrs and 9 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thriller & Suspense
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Summary
A pause-resisting EMP thriller with a brilliant twist!
Best-selling dystopian author James Hunt brings you his collection of highly rated EMP survival novels. These stories have accumulated over 150 five-star reviews and have been boxed together for the first time!
The Last Orchard
Charlie Decker traveled to Seattle to acquire a much needed loan for his family’s orchard. After a dozen requests, Charlie is forced to head home empty-handed. But his plans are derailed after an unexpected attack on the city renders all electronics useless. No cars. No phones. Everything about the modern world has been destroyed. And that’s when the chaos begins.
Surviving the Collapse
What happens when all means of transportation and communication suddenly vanish? What happens when you can’t call for help? What happens when the only person you can rely on is yourself? Captain Kate Hillman is about to discover those answers after an EMP sends New York City, and it’s nine million residents, back into the Stone Age.
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- Eamonn
- 04-04-19
Awful - avoid
Is it possible to get my credit back. This is written by a method and narrated by someone who is not enjoying the experience (understandably)
I have endured bad books before but am unable to listen to anymore of this.
I have given 1 star because i am unable to give zero stars
2 people found this helpful
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- Peachesnbeal
- 18-06-21
I am trying
The story seems like it could be a good one. I can't get over the narrators inflection. Not every sentence needs to be intense, nor is it. I will try this book again at a later time.
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- brewcitydep
- 05-12-18
Difficult narration
Overall I liked the story. It was typical of the genre, but decent characters and an actual enemy on US soil was a different take than the usual. However, the narration. It seems the author likes to use Ramona Master regularly. He may want to rethink this. First, it’s a male lead character and majority male cast of characters. She struggles with male voices. Anybody over the age of 40 sounds like they are 90 and decrepit. Then there’s the narration itself. Stilted with inappropriate emphasis and inflection. For example, a simple, normal, mundane action, such as standing up is said like it was the most astounding thing to ever happen “and he STOOD UP!” There are odd pauses and the sentence structure is just tortured. It made it extremely difficult to listen to.
58 people found this helpful
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- Norma
- 09-12-18
Barely tolerable
The narrators need to go back to acting school or at least take the time to listen to the way real people speak. Their speech is not realistic. The book would have been better with different narrators, preferably a male as the main character is male.
27 people found this helpful
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- R.Bishop
- 05-02-19
Poor Narration and Lacking Firearms Knowledge
The narrator needs to attend voice acting classes and learn the meaning of punctuation.
The writer, continually swaps between a revolver and pistol while the main character, Charlie is in possession of it. Also, during the first interaction between Charlie and a military squad, he says that they shoved an AR15 in his face...The U.S. Military has never used the civilian AR15 rifle, which is semi-automatic! The U.S. Military uses M16's or M4's that are selective fire, fully automatic rifles! I know that this maybe nitpicking in regards to the firearms in the story, but ignorance of firearms and in their use, continues to mislead people, giving them the wrong and possibly dangerous information! The writer also makes the military personal look like rookies without combat training. In future stories that involve firearms and/or the military, or law enforcement, I highly recommend getting input from people who have had actual experience in that field. The flaws in this story could've been prevented by a good editor or by allowing experts to proofread prior to release? If you have a background in the military/law enforcement, prepping, or firearms? You will probably be disappointed.
9 people found this helpful
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- Carrie
- 29-01-19
Painful
Sorry guys. Maybe I’m just accustomed to more violent apocalyptic books or better prepared people. But I finally had to throw this to the curb. From North Koreans only a few miles up the road and still no ones making a plan to the budding romances everywhere and sunrise burials and waxing eloquent about the landscape...I was done.
8 people found this helpful
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- Chase McCubbin
- 30-01-19
Narration
Again we have what was a great story that is ruined by the narrator. She makes the characters sound like little babies having temper tantrums. Her voice does not fit the story or the characters at all. I should be able to get my money back
5 people found this helpful
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- Neil O.
- 23-01-19
Needs a better narrator
Good EMP attack and survival storyline, but I wish it was performed by R.C. Bray. Suffered through the first narrator's weird inflections and "already"'s (which, unfortunately, the writer uses frequently) in hopes that the second narrator would be an improvement. Nope. It's like you can hear every inhale while she's narrating. Annoying enough to distract from the story. I guess I'm just picky about who I'm hearing a story from for hours on end.
5 people found this helpful
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- Quincy
- 14-12-18
completely unrealistic
suffered through the first book and into some of the second hoping it would get better. I'm now asking for a refund. things happen so fast it's hard to keep track of the timeline. within 30 minutes after the power goes out from an EMP attack, people are already looting, murdering, and raping like they already knew it was the end of the world. hords of masked terrorist constantly pop up out of nowhere just roaming aimlessly around killing people. not to mention the narrator reads everything like she's balanced on the edge of her seat the whole time.
16 people found this helpful
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- robert
- 04-04-19
total crap.
Story was stupidly written, two days into event the whole of the U.S is already flooded with " The Terrorists" and this is how the author states their identity over and over and over. Poor writing skills mixed with a poor story equals trash. Narrator should find a different line of work, it truly was painful to get threw the first book and after that I am requesting a refund. I love the EMP type of book and have listened to many with great interest. This one in my option is a waste of your time.
4 people found this helpful
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- Chris w
- 18-01-19
Wasnt worth it
The narrator was realy hard to listen to story is okay but xant get into with the way its read
4 people found this helpful
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- Sue
- 30-12-18
Not a prepper novel, more a shoot 'em up, boring
One gun battle after another. I thought with one of the main characters being an orchard owner, there might actually be some useful information and real life farming experience. There were a lot of people who got into trouble with debt, so although it was not specifically spelled out, that was a good bit of advice...do not incur debt.
Otherwise it was implied get guns, ammo, and not just pistols and hunting rifles, get AK47's and grenades. The only people you will actually be killing if you follow this advice is your family, friends, and neighbors...or strangers at the mall, your workmates or schoolmates if you are unhinged.
The situation seemed unrealistic...North Koreans invading the USA.
I bought this book because the length seemed like a real bargain; I am stopping listening after only 5 hours because I did not see it getting any better. Sigh.
I am not returning this book for credit, because I want to warn others and remind myself this was a dud.
Not much cursing, no sex, just lots of killing. Yuck.
13 people found this helpful