EMP: Equipping Modern Patriots: The Aftermath, Volume 2

By: Jonathan Hollerman

Narrated by: B.J. Harrison

In the riveting sequel to the Amazon top 10 best seller EMP: Equipping Modern Patriots - A Story of Survival, Jonathan Hollerman masterfully paints a realistic world of chaos and despair and an incredible will to survive in the aftermath of a nationwide, long-term, grid-down scenario.

When the retreat where Sean and Maria reside suddenly grows exponentially, they must make tough decisions on splitting up and dividing their resources. Unknowingly, this leaves them vulnerable to a new, much larger threat that looms nearby. The devastation of America is also revealed through the eyes of a new character, Lt. Col. Bruce Harris, Commander, 31st Infantry Regiment, 10th Mountain Division. Colonel Harris is tasked with restoring electricity to the small town of Warren, PA, reestablishing order to the area, and tracking down a rogue platoon of Army Rangers that are reportedly pillaging the countryside. All is not as it seems though, and his orders will have life-changing consequences that leave him questioning where his true loyalty lies.

©2015 Jonathan Hollerman (P)2015 Jonathan Hollerman

Great audiobook.

Best audiobook since Patriot. Can't wait to hear the 3rd book when it comes out

review 2

Good follow up from Book 1. it was hard to get used to the new narrator for the first several chapters.... but I eventually got through it.

Good read

I was very happy with this book, it followed in the foot steps of the 1st. I can't wait to read the third book.

80%

The Marines have Scout Snipers the Army doesn't, the Army has Scouts and Snipers but not under the same job title. A bit more research into the military before writing this would have been appreciated, but overall it's a good story.

Really Got After Thus Time

Firstly the reader for Aftermath was better than the first book by leaps and bounds. That made the story much easier to follow and the gave the characters depth. The story was good and a very good addition to the genre in general and the first book specifically. So..."the government" chooses to play games with its citizens. No surprise there, but that angle was not overly dark and sinister. The overarching concern was what happens to communities that settle in for the long haul when federal forces do show up and how are they equipped to handle long-term issues. I dedicated time to listening to this book that I would not have normally...and I have no complaints about how we are left wide open for a third book.