A FUBAR Kind of Day (Dramatized Adaptation)

The Warrior, Book 4

By: Martha Carr, Michael Anderle

Narrated by: Dawn Ursula, Steven Carpenter, Adrian Garcia, Yenni Ann, Matthew Pauli, Wyn Delano, Eva Wilhelm, Tanja Milojevic, Torian Brackett, Ian Putnam, Andrew Mimms

When life hands you lemons, you can either make lemonade or lob them like hand grenades at your problems.

Nothing is going as Idina Moorfield planned. It’s what happens when magical powers you don’t know you have manifest when you least expect it.

Idina needs to make new plans, even if those plans are loosely based on her CO telling her to figure things out.

Time to make lemonade.

There’s all sorts of tasks Idina and her unit could be doing. Getting them to help out is another issue. Can she figure out how to get them to help her without asking them to help?

Then there’s the mysterious journal she received. Every time she opens it and reads it, there’s flashing green lights everywhere. What is causing it and is the journal the answer to her questions about her powers?

If she could just find a way to read it… unless it’s not meant for reading…

Another mysterious package makes its way to her. It creates more questions than answers.

Can Idina and her new unit bond and work together and prove they aren’t the misfits everyone thinks they are and can be quite useful once they’re understood? Can she figure out what’s going on with her powers and who is watching her?

Performed by Dawn Ursula, Yenni Ann, Matthew Pauli, Wyn Delano, Eva Wilhelm, Tanja Milojevic, Torian Brackett, Ian Putnam, Andrew Mimms, Steven Carpenter, Adrian Garcia, Patrick Boylan, Gail Shalan, Bill Gillett, Megan Hastie, and Nora Achrati.

©2022 Martha Carr and Michael Anderle (P)2023 Graphic Audio LLC

Love Graphic Audio. The story? Not so much.

Finally called it quits after 4 books. The performance was just fine, but I found the story boring. Nothing of any real significance has happened and the covers for these books are laughably misleading. The first two books alone should've been condensed into half of a single book.