False Prey

A Wildfire Novella

By: Marcus Richardson

Narrated by: James Romick

Reporter Danny Roberts has a front row seat to the end of the world.

Fear and racism run rampant in the face of the bio-weapon crisis. Danny watches as the sleepy town of Brikston, Kentucky descends into a waking nightmare for one stranger trying to get home. There is more to the story - Danny's sure of it.

He wants to help, but how? Time is running out, so to forestall the virus, Brikston has chosen self-quarantine: no one is allowed in - if you leave, you can't come back. No exceptions.

But what if the enemy is already inside?

©2014 Marcus Richardson (P)2016 Marcus Richardson

Great Novella

short but sweet. stand alone or complimenting the broader story that starts with Apache Down.

A Great Addition to the Wildfire Saga Series

This novella was a microcosm of events that could have been happening in other small towns across the United States during the time described in the "Wildfire Saga" series. I enjoyed this short story and I recommend it to others who enjoyed this series. James Romick's narration was great as he delivered this tale in the style one would expect from a news reporter. I requested this audiobook from Audiobooks Unleashed and I have voluntarily left this review.

Bricks for Brickston, KY!

We have a brief interlude between books one and two. Danny Roberts, Ace reporter for CNN, is sent out to one of the quarantined cities to investigate rumors of a Super Flu sweeping the nation. Danny encounters a poor soul running from an infuriated crowd who believes the man named Thomas is a Korean spy. After talking with Thomas Danny helps him escape to an out-of-the-way motel where he can hide out. Danny heads back to town to follow-up on his leads. We’ll tag along with Danny as he writes his remarkable story. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.