Fallout

Dark Road, Book 4

By: Bruno Miller

Narrated by: Andrew Tell

Would this be your final stand?

The journey continues for Ben, his son Joel, Joel’s classmate Allie, and their dog Gunner as they struggle with the harsh realities of this dangerous new world.

Forging their way past countless obstacles both natural and manmade, they slowly make their way across the country, never knowing where they will sleep, or what challenges lie ahead. But the drive to reunite with family pushes them toward the East Coast.

Setbacks wait around every turn. Ben and his crew must adapt and overcome, honing their survival skills as they are repeatedly forced to fight for their lives.

Will Ben’s army training get them to their loved ones in time? Or will the dark road take its toll?

©2018 Bruno Miller (P)2018 Bruno Miller

Gets better and better

It’s a great series. Nothing over the top or far fetched, realistic scenarios and awesome scenery description. Can’t wait to keep going with this series. I have to always bring this up: Andrew Tell is the best for this. Was unsure at first during the first book, but quickly got used to it and I don’t want anyone else narrating this series but him.

Love the series!

When I fbought the first book, Breakdown, I looked forward to a good audiobook, and Bruno Miller did not disappoint. I enjoyed the character development the most-that's a deal breaker for me. He does a great job of keeping the listener invested, which is why I quickly got the rest of his audios. Ben, Joel, Allie and Gunner are a great group. The kids are coping well with their current situation and the changes in the world as they head east from Colorado to Pittsburgh to try and locate Allie's dad then on to Maryland to retrieve Ben's younger children, ex and her father.
This Audio ended much too quickly-waiting for the next Audio in a good series is a bummer! But I'm really looking forward to it. Definitely a series to on Audio!

Loved it. Moving on to the next one

I am addicted to this series. Well done Bruno. Moving on to book five. keep it up

Great book, but way to short.

Great book, but way to short. I'd recommend combining at least 2 of the books into one. maybe 3 into 1.

terrible story and narrator is annoying pitch wise

narrator was off key, story was short and not even very exciting or realistic. not worth the 40.00