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A Short Story of the Apocalypse

By: Michael Bunker

Narrated by: Chase Bradley

When you have a few friends over for the weekend and the world decides to go off a cliff...

Phillip (the Ghost) and his friends are in Taos for a fun weekend when they meet a weird artist named Goffrey and decide to spend the weekend in the mountains. You never know where you'll be when it's the end of the world as we knew it.

©2016 Michael Bunker (P)2017 Todd Barselow / Auspicious Apparatus Press

Epic drama

A mean and epic short story of a bunch of friends trying to survive in a mountain retreat, as the world around them collapses into chaos and anarchy.

Chase Bradley's narration is well done. He gets the right tone and the reader can almost smell/ taste the severity of the situation.

The cool thing is that this story slots neatly into the beginning of Michael Bunkers WICK saga and some of the characters are found again in his The Last Pilgrims novel.

Short story, good to be prepped for the end!

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A Short Story of the Apocalypse
By: Michael Bunker
Narrated by: Chase Bradley
I don't know the series this short story is in but was able to figure out the player pretty quick. They all seem to be preppers and it is a good thing, they were going to need it. A good short story for this genre. The narrator was perfect for this short story.

good, but...

I quite enjoyed this short story and thought it was well written, not to mention timely, given the state of America right now. However, I could really sense that it is part of something bigger and didn't find it particularly satisfying as a stand-alone.

Excellent short story.

I don't really listen to audio books much, but I decided to give this one a try. It's short, which I prefer, and good. The production and narrator were excellent. I was immerse in the story and intrigued by the setting. I look for to more stories of this world that Mr. Bunker has created.

Great story! Awesome narrator

Another well written piece by Bunker. He continues to impress. Great narrator on this one, really had my attention. I would definitely recommend to anyone who follows Michael Bunker's work.