The Safety Plan

A Post-Apocalyptic EMP Survival Thriller

By: Jack Hunt

Narrated by: Miles Meili

A father's final warning. When a catastrophic attack on the nation plunges the world into chaos, civilization collapses overnight. Amidst the anarchy, New York thrift store owner Erika Blake stumbles upon a leather-bound survival guide—The Safety Plan. Written by a father to his estranged son, Michael Shepherd, it outlines a path to safety, but at a cost. To escape the disaster, Erika must choose: follow the journal’s coordinates to a remote estate in Maine or track down its intended recipient—the only man who may hold the key to her survival.

Meanwhile, in the rugged wilderness of Mount Desert Island, Maine, Michael's family fights to protect their estate. With no power, no communication, and basic services crumbling, lawlessness spreads across the region. As violence escalates and neighbors turn against each other, the island's fragile balance teeters on the edge of collapse.

In a fractured nation where alliances mean survival and trust comes at a deadly cost, one journal may bridge the distance between strangers—or lead them all to ruin.

From International Bestselling Author Jack Hunt comes The Safety Plan—a gripping post-apocalyptic EMP survival thriller, where a father’s final message becomes the difference between life and death in a collapsing world.

©2025 Jack Hunt (P)2025 Jack Hunt

The story line was different

The narrator did not change his voice so that you knew who was talking unless you listened well.

Character

I like the plot I’ll definitely look for the second book. So I definitely enjoyed it.

Another great journey

Wow! We’ve just begun this journey using a journal. It’s going to be an interesting ride.

Gripping story line

I really liked the story. The narrator almost ruined it for me. He has a boring, disinterested voice.

The narration was good. So glad I didn’t pay full price.

It was priced under the value of a credit, so I tried it out. I am so glad that I didn’t pay full price for this book. It wasn’t bad, it just wasn’t good. A bit of a bore.