The Attack

By: Kurt Schlichter

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

“Could October 7 happen in America? Yes. And much worse. Forewarned is forearmed. Read Colonel K’s latest. Now!”

Dr. Sebastian Gorka, Radio Host and National Security Strategist

“America is one giant soft target. Kurt’s narrators tell tales of the nightmare scenario open borders can bring.”

Jim Hanson, Author and Special Forces Veteran

From the author of the bestselling Kelly Turnbull People’s Republic series of action novels comes his latest thriller, THE ATTACK. Set in the very near future and ripped from today’s headlines, THE ATTACK is a terrifying novel that describes in frightening detail exactly how America’s enemies could launch a massive terrorist assault here at home. From the White House to the Middle East, from the blood-stained streets of America’s suburbs to the cockpit of a B-2 bomber that will initiate the first blow in America’s merciless vengeance, THE ATTACK blends vivid realism with stirring action.
With input from key military and counterterrorism experts, THE ATTACK tells the story of a cunning, implacable, and brutal enemy taking advantage of a confused and weak president to launch an assault that dwarfs Hamas’s strike on Israel. With a wide-open border and American law enforcement focused on churchgoers and parents attending schoolboard meetings, the jihadist enemy can pick the time and place for its deadly attack. The only things standing in its way are the courage of America’s brave first responders and military, as well as regular citizens who are caught up in the bloodshed and are forced to fight back.

How likely this actually is

Loved the book not a huge fan of virtual voice for narration

The book explains what could actually happen here in America, the dire consequence of our open border policies and are naivety on Islam

A+ story.

Excellent story writing. This was written with great attention to contemporary issues, and knits said together in a very believable narrative. Conflation and unceasing in drama and adventure.

That was intense

I wasn’t expecting a whole lot. Some preachy politics and over the top stuff. This book is none of that.

Great story - horrendous narration

Kurt Schlicter created a gripping and terrifying story that runs scarily close to real life. The book keeps you spellbound.

However, the virtual voice is terrible. It cannot handle sentence cadence, mispronounces so many words, completely drops out with many words, creating gobbledygook and is flat. It sucks the life from the story.

Virtual Voice narration was unbelievably bad!

The story was gripping, terrifying and very believable. I am hopeful this book might be made into a movie to reach a broader audience.