Sixth Cycle

By: Darren Wearmouth

Narrated by: R.C. Bray

In the blink of an eye, the world changed.

Danger lurks around every corner.

Captain Jake Phillips wakes in his crash-landed craft and finds Earth transformed into a frightening new world. He faces two immediate threats that will test his survival skills to the limit.

Mutated beings prowl the landscape, hunting humans and searching for the remaining resources. Without a plan in place, the battle will be lost, and humanity as Jake knows it will be destroyed.

Sixth Cycle is a gritty postapocalyptic story of survival and adventure.

©2015 Darren Wearmouth (P)2015 Podium Audio

Excellent

Wonderful story line easy to follow and great choice of narrator you won't be disappointed.

I can't wait for the movie!

What did you love best about Sixth Cycle?

It felt cinematic! There was a big, dashing astronaut hero and a tortured soul of a young orphaned heroine, banding together to save society.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Sixth Cycle?

Exploring the 'ancient' Earth bunkers and technology with the astronaut from that era

What about R. C. Bray’s performance did you like?

Great voices and pacing. One of the best!

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Skye finding the old friends of her long dead parents

Any additional comments?

Great book and great narration. That's enough, right? ;)

A perfect book with something missing.

It is always a pleasure when a dystopian book feels like it could be real. Sixth Cycle is a well written and beautifully performed (audiobook) adventure. Action, mystery, politics and even some humor round out the story.The curry fart joke is brilliant, trust me you will love it.

The best part of this story is what is missing:
I kept waiting for two of the main characters (leaving names out for spoilers) to engage in a romantic relationship. I was so happy when the book ended and that cheap trope was not present.

I look forward to more books from this author collaboration.

Enjoyed this one

This was a good, quick read. Bray is his usual masterful self and the writing was good. The concept behind the story was interesting as well. It was worth the read. Definitely something to listen to while working with your hands.

RC Bray couldn't save the story

When I'm at a loss for an Audible I go with something narrated by Bray. Even he couldn't save this book. This story was a mess and character development didn't exist. I slogged through it though. I'm at a loss as to some of the reviews people gave on this one.