Surviving

Post Apocalyptic Survival fiction

By: AJ Newman

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Surviving Book I: The Adventures of John Harris - a Post - Apocalyptic Survival novel . John Harris is an ex-Special Forces soldier, survival expert and serious prepper, believing that one day the world as he knows it will cease to exist. When he and a group of friends stumble upon a drug-running operation with ties to rogue US Government officials while on a hunting trip. John saves a woman whom the cartel tried to kill, and they quickly form a bond. But drug-running cartels are the least of John’s worries when his worst fears are realized. A group of rogue government officials conspires with America’s enemies, and the nukes begin to fall. . With city after city destroyed in the fires of a nuclear holocaust, John leads his small group in a bid to save as many people as he can. But while they are able to prevent one nuke from devastating a major US city, they are powerless to stop society’s inevitable slide into chaos. . As electricity, food, and water begin to run out, the country descends into anarchy with looting, rioting and gang violence becoming the new order. With lawlessness rife and gangs of thugs taking over the remaining cities, John’s team must fight for survival in a world gone mad, against multiple threats. . The odds are long indeed, but that was always how John liked them.

Crappy AI

you would think with AI gaining ground it would have been taught better dosent know slang

Too much sex talk

The constant boob, butt and other sleazy talk immediately turned me off this book along with the terrible AI Narration. If I'm going to spend money on a book it won't be one that's AI narrated. It grates on my nerves when AI can't pronounce a regular word correctly. AI ruins the whole audible experience and I'll be avoiding books that use it in the future.

“Meh”

Lacks originality. Boring, oversimplified plot. There are many authors that write in this genre that drop tokens of knowledge in their story telling. Not this one. Highly disappointed