Lights Out: EMP Post Apocalyptic Fiction Super Boxset

De: Roger Hayden, James Hunt

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Dystopian masterminds James Hunt, author of “Static”, and Roger Hayden, author of “Grid Down”, which have collectively accumulated 200+ five-star reviews come together in this SUPER BOX SET for the first time! That’s TWO complete book SERIES comprised of SIX NOVELS at a discounted price! Static (White Noise, Fade to Gray, Blackout) Wren Burton, one of the top architects in Chicago, has never let anything stand in the way of providing a better life for her family, but those choices haven’t been without sacrifice. And when the power shuts down across the city, which submerges the masses into chaos and cuts her family in half, tough decisions are only the beginning. Grid Down (The Beginning, Strike Against America, EMP Survival) A small, northeastern town is crippled after a mysterious electromagnetic pulse causes a massive blackout, leaving residents stunned and unprepared. But the loss of power is only the beginning. Communications and mobility have been disabled with vehicles stopped dead in their tracks for miles. Grocery stores, banks, hospitals, and other services no longer function. Cell phones, computers, televisions, and radios are rendered inoperable. In the chaos that follows, one family embarks on a journey of survival in a vastly different world, changed within a flash.

Just began listening yesterday

As for now I like it more than dislike, even that motivations aren't all clear yet. I find it curious that the main character seems a bit on a spectrum, she seems cynical and egotistic, and her encounter with the camp council's head is really curious to follow. I hope the story keeps being interesting.

Just OK

The AI was surprisingly not bad. The main character, Wren, should have died many, many times considering all the risks she took. She really wasn’t a likable character. The plot wasn’t bad. If you’re new to apocalyptic books, you might like this. All of you experienced to the genre, you might want to pass.

Kept my interest

I disliked the vulgarity. The storyline would have been so much better without the indecent dialogue in some areas - along with the language. I wanted to really like it - so much potential. The AI voice was pleasant enough just lacking in some of the areas where infection would have made the meaning a bit different. I’m not sure I would recommend this.

descent story

book is good. the narration sucks computer narration is really awful.
the story moves right along and has decent characters. sometimes I think wren is quite a piece of work but in the end I didn't completely hate her

Not a fan of AI voice

Emotionless and monotone. Many times, it makes the story boring, and hard to follow, and even just lose interest. I’m not appreciating the AIVoices. You’d think that being “intelligent” , it could distinguish and use some other voices for different characters. Spend a bit of money, and use someone like Kevin Pierce as your narrator. It would sell more books for you, and earn a lot more 5 star reviews!

Was just an ok story

Story was ok…virtual narrator sucks won’t listen to one with the virtual again was bad

Say no to AI readers!!

I refuse to listen to another book read by AI! There is absolutely no emotion whatsoever! Just a monotonic voice. Please!!!! No more AI!! The story line was great. But, too hard to listen to.

AI is terrible

Much of the story is lost without emotion, ai isn't there yet. stick with real narrators.

AI voice ok, but needs work.

Overall a good story. Very detailed descriptions of injuries received... so much so that it was tough to believe the main character (Wren) could have possibly endured it all. The AI narration needs work. There were several mistakes that a human wouldn't have made. Also the AI narration lacked proper voice. inflection. Still good story, well written.

Edge of seat reading this was a great read

It is a great story line. It keeps you hanging on for more. It was intriguing and captivating