Days Since...: Jenny: Day 986

Almawt Virus Series, Book 3

By: Robert Wilson

Narrated by: Matthew Crow

What if someone robbed you of your fate? What if you had the chance to steal it back?

Jenny’s life shattered within the grip of the Second Alliance.

She had no choice but to flee the occupation of River’s Edge.

After the escape, Jenny and her friends find refuge with another community - one just outside the influence of the Second Alliance. With a fresh start, she finally discovers her purpose in the world after the apocalypse.

But not everything is as it seems.

Unknown to Jenny, dark promises have been made that threaten her freedom.

Will she uncover the plot in time to save herself? To save her friends?

Or will she meet the same fate as others before her?

This dystopian, post-apocalyptic thriller is the third book in Robert Wilson's Days Since... Almawt Virus series.

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Days since...Jenny

This was a really good follow up to Xaviar!I won't let any secrets out.Jenny and the dog kick butt! Matthew Crow was a fine narrator.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Loved this story

The author brings us the story of Jenny and what happen to her, Matt and Grant after they fled Rivers Edge. I love how Jenny has toughened up but sadden at the tragedy she has endured. However, despite the things that have happened to her she pushes forward and continues to learn new skills. In the end, she learns more about herself and what her role in their new society will be. I love the surprise in the story. Trust me you are going to like finding out what it is. The narrator does and excellent job bringing the characters to life. You get pulled in and feel their emotions and struggles. I would recommend you listen to this story as it helps tie the other stories together.

Jenny comes into her own

This is the third book in the Almawt Virus series. Each story is told from the perspective of a single character, in this case Jenny. We follow Jenny as she grows and develops her inner strength.

I will admit it's hard to say a lot as I don't want to give anything away. What I will say is that Jenny appears to be poised for a larger leadership role in the community.

It is somewhat odd that I am enjoying these books as much as I am. That might sound like a negative comment, but it's not. I usually prefer more action packed and more frequent battle scenes. This series rolls at a bit of a slower pace than my usual reads, but I am enjoying the characters very much none the less.

I am really hoping that the events in this book are leading up to a showdown in the next book.

A realistic post-apocalyptic series

Days Since...: Jenny: Day 986, is an excellent addition to a well-composed post-apocalyptic series. The world-building and the Almawt Virus scenario are quite realistic. Given COVID-19, the possibility of a deadly pandemic is definitely probable. The series is well-plotted and gripping, each addition centers around a different character and their individual perspective. This time, the story centers around Jenny, an ordinary young girl trying to survive in a dark and desolate world where the majority of the human population is dead. Robert Wilson's character development is absolutely phenomenal; I found Jenny to be authentic, stubborn, and real-to-life with great inner strength and willingness to learn.

The storyline was wholly engaging with loads of suspense and action. The past event and characters are connecting and coming together very nicely. I'm eagerly anticipating the fourth book, and can't wait to find out what's next for the team of survivors and Sherman, the dog.

Matthew Crow did a terrific job narrating this audiobook. The characters were very well portrayed, his inflections and timing were all spot-on. He literally breathed life into the story. All around, this was a fantastic and enjoyable listen, one I highly recommend.

Enjoyed

I thought this was a great book. The narration work was great. The storyline kept me interested throughout. I really enjoyed listening and didn’t want to put down. I would recommend listening to this book.
(I received this audible book as an ARC and am leaving a voluntary honest review)