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The Remaining: Aftermath

By: D. J. Molles
Narrated by: Christian Rummel
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Nothing has gone according to plan.

To Captain Lee Harden, Project Hometown feels like a distant dream and the completion of his mission seems unattainable. Wounded and weaponless, he has stumbled upon a group of survivors that seems willing to help. But a tragedy in the group causes a deep rift to come to light and forces him into action. In the chaos of the world outside, Lee is pursued by a new threat: someone who will stop at nothing to get what he has.

The Remaining: Aftermath is the second book in the best-selling The Remaining series.

©2012 D.J. Molles (P)2013 Audible, Inc. Horror Science Fiction Thriller & Suspense Scary Fiction Suspense Zombie

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Just when I think it's going to be the old everything is horrible, something amazing happens!

Molles knows story pacing

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I read the first book ages ago and immediately got the rest in the series. It has taken me a few years to then start the rest in the series. I regret that now after listening to the second in the series. I forgot how good it was. I just like how with this series it follows a few days, a week or two. The individual books don't cover months and months at a time. Which allows more detail, more tense and more suspense built over days.

Even though he has all this training and background preparation. He not superman. Everything still takes time and work. Nothing is free in this new world built by the Author. People who don't earn their place will not last.

Been awhile...

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The captain manages to survive but not without suffering some serious and painful accidents, life certainly doesn't get easy.

The dramatic story continues

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Very clever story, great plot, plausible characters. Recommend the series and I look forward to the final instalment in 2015.

Great read

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I can't put my finger on what's not quite right with the story. Sometimes things are over described and dragged out a bit.

I think there's too much introspection from the characters, it massively slows the story and often doesn't build the character. it's just minutes and minutes of internal monologue.

I like the concept though and when the story is moving it's moving.

its a tough one, I preferred the first book . Maybe because there were less characters and therefore less internal monologue

too much introspection

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