
Zero Hour - A Post-Apocalyptic Thriller: Omnibus Edition
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Narrated by:
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James Highfield
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By:
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Eamon Ambrose
About this listen
A sole survivor. A quest for answers. A deadly race against time. Nothing is as it seems, in this breakthrough robo-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller. Expanded from an original short story to a best-selling serial, Zero Hour is now collected in a single volume.
©2016 Eamon Ambrose (P)2017 Eamon Ambrosestunning.
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In short:
The lines between robots and humans blur in this fun post-apocalyptic thriller.
Loved:
- The world as we know it has ended in the grimmest way possible? I’m in.
- The idea: Robots have taken over. Humans become robots, robots start acting like humans. It’s a thinker.
- Oh, the humanity: The characters really drove this story, bringing hope and humour to what could have been (ahem) robotic.
- The deep, dulcet tones of narrator, James Highfield.
Could Have Loved More:
- More vocal distinction between male/female characters. I got confused sometimes as to who was speaking.
- The ending felt a little rushed.
Shall I compare thee to…
William R Forstchen’s optimistic view of humanity in a Hugh Howey world.
Incidentally, Hugh Howey is quoted on the cover describing this book as “grim, dark, inventive”. I LOVE Howey’s books, but they are magnitudes of Armageddon grimmer and darker than this, so it struck me as interesting. Call me, Hugh. We must compare notes.
Great characters bring humour to a dark tale.
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Original and very readable!
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smashing listen
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Refreshing
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