The Attack

Reset, Book 1

By: Daniel Syverson

Narrated by: David Leland Horton

ISIS delivered a devastating attack, crippling not just one city, as on 9-11, but the entire country.

The government, while disbursing critical supplies, decided that this was an excellent time to consolidate power, and for one senator, the chance to lock in the presidency.

An opportunity to bring the right-wing, anti-federal-government gun fanatics to heel.

The government moved quickly to disarm the populace, using control of food and fuel as weapons, but things did not go quite as expected.

In Reset: Book 1 - The Attack, the longest of the tetralogy, the devastating attack is illustrated in detail, both at a large scale and at the scale of the individual victims. This is no longer just a big-city problem. The violence is unrelenting this time, exhausting in its scope, but people are learning they can't sit back and watch. They begin to fight back. The entire book covers the first 72 hours of terror.

©2018 Daniel Syverson (P)2018 Daniel L Syverson

Not bad - a bit dark

Other than the silly music the book is no bad. It shows how badly the USA could get it's butt beat if the muslims decided to rise up on us.

Quite dark.

It was nice that it was enough hours to be worth some credits

Holy Cow

Very detailed. Somewhat predictable at the beginning of each chapter, but the manner of that the chapters main characters meet their demise is well written. I'm very interested to listen to book 2.

Great Listen !!!

I have over 100 post apocalyptic/terrorist audio books in my library, and this has to rank in the top five. Well worth a credit! Hoping part 2 will be available on audible soon. I’ll definitely purchase!

An excellent, non-typical read

Author comes VERY CLOSE to describing what may be a future attack from followers of “the religion of peace.” Taking a wide berth from the usual dystopian story line, this novel will both hold the reader in suspense and provoke real world thought.

Just F'ing WOW!

I will compare this book to a short novella by William R. Forstchen titled "The day of wrath". That little story tore me apart because I live behind a school and watch the children talk to my lab named Ozzie over the fences.
Daniel Syverson took it to a different level and shows what can and most likely will happen here if we allow ourselves to become sheeple. All of the things written are possible I am sure if the money and desire are there. I highly recommend this book and plead with the powers that at Audible to strike a deal and work on getting the series out to us.

Well written, thought out, narrated and produced.