Commune 7: Bloody Sun

Commune, Book 7

De: Joshua Gayou, Devon C. Ford

Narrado por: R.C. Bray

The hit Commune series is back with book seven! Rejoin some of your old favorites and plenty of unforgettable new ones on another deadly romp through post-apocalyptic America.

Books has settled the Smoky Mountains following the events of the Territory Wars. His freehold doesn't have much worth trading that neighboring settlements need, but he and many other inhabitants don't necessarily consider this a bad thing. The low economic desirability of their freehold is what has allowed them to avoid fighting.

The forces of Washington DC under Commodore Antony Kraemer have launched the reclamation of the Reformed United States of America. They've sent envoys to the major freeholders with the message that they are expected to rejoin the union—or else.

Most Freeholders see Kraemer as just another warlord, intending to resist with violence. And while Books' new pacifist path may work for him, war is coming.

©2024 Joshua Gayou (P)2024 Podium Audio

Just keeps getting better

I really enjoy how the story is continuing and the different time span’s let you know that there’s more in between that is yet to be told. Great to see Jake back. This book went by way too fast, needing more and wanting more. There’s so much left to go. Hoping to see what has hired in between these time spans as well. Great great book. Commune is probably my favorite series of all.

I never knew I would like "post apocalyptic western" as a genre

Another great book and a great series. Very happy to see some of the character plot line come together like this

dark

book was good thr beginning is dark so much happened to David it's crazy. but would definitely recommend if you get upset by how violent humans can be you might want to skip.

Worth your time

It’s a departure from the world created in 1-4. I like the story, my only complaint about this book is parts of it felt unexplored or maybe just unexplained. I’m hopeful that the follow up story will tie things together a bit more.

Love this series! Heartfelt and realistic

Loved this series. It is a story that has evolved and grown on a natural arc. The characters have heart.

killer.... literally

this book was awesome, violent but awesome. Also it was great to get Jake back in the mix. if you liked the ones before this one you will like this one..

Brutal . However, as always, sensitive and relevant.

I have to go back and read the previous books, because it’s been so long since I did, that I can’t remember who’s who, but gripping story and character development are the keystones of this series and it’s back again in spades.

Truly Amazing!

Such an astounding story. Phenomenal voice work by Bray as always that is supported perfectly with the foundation that Joshua Gayou builds with his truly believable characters. Very few authors are able to create such detailed characters that give the feeling that they have lived through very full lives. Is Josh just several facets of a multiple personality disorder? I don't know. But I do know that i can visualize every character perfectly. And all that right there? Well that's something to be proud of. Great job Josh and Bray!

A well told/well written story

This is a well told/well written story. The characters are interesting. The plot moves along. It was easy to suspend disbelief, and get drawn into the story.

Ready for Book 8

I love this series. R.C. Bray's performance makes you dive deep into the characters. I can't wait for book 8.