End Times Alaska Complete Omnibus

By: Craig Martelle

Narrated by: Chris Abernathy

The complete four-book saga in one package—End Times Alaska
How do you survive when you’re not the fittest?

A tragic event causes the dominos to start falling, leaving Alaska isolated—cut off from the rest of the world. The vast majority leave, but some are left behind with nothing. No power. No food. No water. Nothing.

One family has no choice. They are on the wrong side of the dividing line, finding themselves on the inside looking out with no idea when help is coming.

It’s not enough to just exist. They seek to thrive, but that takes different skills. Will they learn them in time? What will put them over the edge? The brutal cold, wild animals, disease, or maybe strangers who see everyone as a threat….

Surviving means more than taking one more breath. It means being able to look yourself in the mirror after the worst is behind you.

Pick up this epic post-apocalyptic survival saga today.

©2021 Craig Martelle (P)2022 Permuted Press

Amazing story. Working together gets it done.

Loved the story and the community. Great characters and had me cheering for them. Uplifting and inspiring. Such a great set of books. Really catches you from start to finish.

The story kept going and going.

I didn’t like the whole concept of Alaska leveling the union and what was brought up about the USA not doing anything. Sounds like something a republican would do.

Bland

Look it's not bad, it's also not great. I loved the concept of the book but there's just no action at all, there were tons of setups that could've resulted in captivating chapters but didn't. I didn't like how casual the father was with his 16 year old hooking up with a twenty something Infront of him, I also didn't care for anytime the group needed something it was conveniently found within arms reach, from a Geiger counter (in a display but miraculously was tuned and had a good battery) to a unlooted fully stocked grocery store. also the time jumps are horrendous. literally from one paragraph to the next is ten years apart and a main character died. Dialogue is non existent until the last few hours of the book. narrator is decent. overall just a very bland book.

I didn't care for it.

The way the reader didn't pronounce towns properly. It was like nails on a chalkboard.

Loved it

Loved it. Finished the series in 4 days. Still wanting more. Would love a continued story of the country of Alaska and its incredible people.