Born to Fight

A Post-Apocalyptic Survival Thriller

By: Jay J. Falconer

Narrated by: Gary Tiedemann

For the first time, the first five Bunker books, with more than 27 hours of audio, are being offered in one discounted title as Born to Fight.

Cyber-attacks. EMPs. Invasion. War. When the end comes, few will have the ability to survive.

When a coordinated EMP attack takes out the nation’s power grid, a small town finds itself at ground zero of an all-out Russian invasion.

With limited options and no time to prepare, the citizens have no choice but to turn to a mysterious drifter, Jack Bunker, for help.

The former combat engineer has the skills to keep them alive, but he won’t be able to do it alone, not against an overwhelmingly superior force.

Somehow he’ll have to find a way to transform the mild-mannered townsfolk into military-grade warriors and lead them into battle, despite his dark past that leads some to wonder whose side is he really on?

Born to Fight is an explosive, high-octane Rambo meets Red Dawn survival thriller. If you like pulse-pounding action, resourceful warriors, and deep political intrigue, then you’ll love this best-selling tale of true grit.

Rated R for violence and language

Previously published as Bunker, books one through five.

©2018 Jay J. Falconer (P)2018 Jay J. Falconer

Excellent

I've read probably 75 different post apoc books. This is one of the better ones. Great story and engaging characters.

I was pleasantly surprised.

All I can say is take a listen for yourself. I was absolutely captivated after just a few chapters. I had many nights without sleep because I was listening to this. I had to know what was happening with the characters next. Give it a listen I'm sure you'll enjoy it.

Good read

This was a very entertaining read. The author expounded on the grid down theme with a well written and narrated production.

Bravo Zulu

It is what it is!

Is this a literary classic? No. However, it is an extremely enjoyable read if you like the genre.

Great book, very detailed.

This was a very good book. it was excessively detailed at times but kept my attention all the way through.