Ashes and Dust

Refuge, Book 4

By: Jeremy Bishop, David McAfee

Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer

With the latest shift, the inhabitants of Refuge, New Hampshire find themselves in the charred, desolate landscape of a burned out, husk of a world. Using weapons recovered from the National Guard depot, Sheriff Helena Frost begins to organize the survivors into armed units ready to defend the town.

But the mystery woman known as Sally Field, cracks under the pressure of constant and strange danger. Out of her mind, she makes a run for the town's border and into the new, dead landscape surrounding them. While Griffin Butler goes in search of Renford Ellison, the elusive multi-millionaire scientist, Frost, along with Pastor Kenneth Dodge, leads a team to recover the woman and bring her back to safety.

Beyond the town border, Frost makes a startling discovery - this new world was not always a dry, dusty ruin. Something burned it, and Frost and her group are about to find out what.

Can Frost get her people safely back to town, or will the denizens of this blighted world forever add their bodies to the ashes and dust?

Refuge is a serialized novel, co-authored by #1 Amazon.com horror author, Jeremy Bishop, and five other authors, including Amazon.com best sellers Kane Gilmour and David McAfee, USA Today bestseller, Robert Swartwood, and newcomer Daniel Boucher.

©2014 Jeremy Robinson (P)2014 Jeremy Robinson

Great start

I am happily surprised with this book. I wasn't expecting much back story with the short length but the authors have really put a lot into a short amount of time. I'm excited to move on to part 2.

Another Robinson hit.

These refugee books keep getting more wild. Looking forward to the epic conclusion. I would recommend.

Another well written episode

This is really a good story! It is definitely worth the time to read, The narration is excellent as well.

If you got time listening to this

This 4 episodical in the refuge blends tge right amount of thriller,action, and mystery like tge first episode to draw the listener in even more deeply.