Wretched Aftermath

The Wretched Series, Book 4

By: E.G. Michaels

Narrated by: Brian Callanan

The battle for survival continues...

The military has failed to stop the Reapers and the monsters have gained a stronghold throughout the United States. Battered and bloodied, the armed forces refuse to surrender.

Trapped in a small town, former police officer Malcolm Foster and his rag-tag group of survivors hold the key to humanity’s best chance of success: They know the Reapers’ fatal weakness.

If Foster can get that information into the right hands, it could stop the Reapers for good.

But first he needs to help his group escape the growing Reaper horde and a crazed cult leader bent on trying to kill them.

When the smoke of battle begins to clear and the aftermath’s effects become known...

When new forces of evil emerge from the darkness...

Can Foster overcome the odds and find a way to succeed?

E.G. Michaels delivers another action-filled post-apocalyptic thriller that will keep you guessing every step of the way.

©2021 E.G. Michaels (P)2021 E.G. Michaels

4 books in and I'm hooked!!

The 4th book did not let me down and continued with the unexpected twists and turns that I've come to expect! Really enjoyed book 4 and look forward to the release of book 5. My investment in time with The Wretched series has been well worth it!

Great continuation

I thought this was the last book in the series…. No idea why I thought that but it’s not…. There’s at least one more.
Really enjoy this series and the character. Foster is still kicking ass and taking names. The guardians are up to their no good antics. All in all another solid addition to this series. Really ready for more of the Angel Vasquez story line.
Brian Callanan did a great job narrating.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Listen to the other books first

I was given this review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review. It wasn’t bad, but you definitely need to listen to the other books first. The story doesn’t really make sense when you don’t know how it began, and there really wasn’t much action.