Days of Terror

EMP Survival Series, Book 4

By: Jack Hunt

Narrated by: Kevin Pierce

The fight for survival ends in the final installment of the EMP Survival series...

The nation is in turmoil, resources are rare, and the desperate are terrifying.

After two dangerous weeks on the road, Elliot and his family arrive at the compound in Texas. But with a war on the horizon, and threats at every turn, they soon discover their journey may have been in vain. Caught between a rock and a hard place, the decision to fight may no longer be an option.

Meanwhile, trouble is brewing at the FEMA camp, and Gary is in for a shocking surprise. Can Elliot and Rayna trust a dishonest group of strangers to save those they love? And will the Hayes brothers finally bring Frank Shelby to his knees?

Days of Terror is book four of an EMP, post-apocalyptic survival thriller series. It's a powerful, action-packed story about the ones we leave behind and the risks we must take to survive.

©2018 Jack Hunt (P)2018 Jack Hunt

good book!

had a really good listening to this final chapter. I wish there were more to the story.

Final Installment

The final installment of this series is by far the best. The other books were OK but not much more than an adventure book as opposed to an EmP story.

simple feel good story, good narration

Overall the story is solid, the characters are somewhat appealing, but its a nice simple story. No complex plot twist and you see everything coming for the most part. Very little science elements about the EMP and how it happened or details about the effects. He also embellishes the disparity of the nation. They even guess that 80 - 95% of the population would not make it, but that is still 20 - 80 million people. Things would not fall apart to that extent and people would not go that savage, and it they did, your not traveling 2000 miles to Texas and making it without a scratch. The story is clearly written by a doomsday prepper point of view. The paranoia and skepticism in the Government is heavy. Ultimately it was Kevin Pierce narration that kept me listening. He has that dumb country bumpkin, Grandpa telling a folk story kinda voice. He is no R.C. Bray, but does have a unique soothing voice. It probably one of those voices that you love or hate. I listen to the whole series and it should just be one book, kinda madd about that. 5 -6 hours is too short for a book over ten dollars.

excellent final book in this series

days ot terror was great. the re-taking of the compound was perfectly planned and orchestrated. was very realistic. great job.

Great Series!

This 4 book set is suspenseful and well written! You will not want to wait until you start the next book each time. This 4th book is no different. Great read or listen.