Waves of Fury

Surviving Earth Chronicles

De: K Webster

Narrado por: James Paris

A cataclysmic, city-destroying tsunami crashes its way through San Francisco and it’s not looking to recede anytime soon…

Relentless waves and terrifying rises of flood waters. People stranded in the tops of the highest buildings. No hope for rescue. Ever.

Kellen Bennett has lived his entire life in deep-seated fear. But, in the face of human extinction, he can finally become the man he always wanted to be. Brave.

Being the CEO of his company, Kellen feels responsible for those who are stranded in his building and is willing to do whatever it takes to look after them until help arrives.

Tyler Walsh, a food deliveryman, finds himself stranded with an arrogant businessman and a floor full of scared people. He doesn’t want to wait to be rescued. His family is out there somewhere, and he’ll swim across the entire Pacific Ocean if that means getting to them.

He may only be eighteen, but Tyler has more street smarts than all the survivors he’s stuck with combined, which means he can’t leave them to their own devices, or they’ll all die.

With unmanned ships crashing into buildings, strange weather outbursts at every turn, and people losing their minds to fear of the unknown, Kellen and Tyler must team up to devise a plan to rescue themselves and those around them.

But Earth is furious, throwing a tantrum of epic proportions.

As the weather events multiply and increase in violent nature, they realize time is quickly running out.

They have to get off the building and onto dry land before their only source of protection crumbles into the wicked, monstrous sea.

If there’s any land left standing that is…

Waves of Fury is a post-apocalyptic adventure set in a tsunami-flooded city in the Pacific Northwest.

©2024 K Webster (P)2025 K Webster

So so good!

This story combines my two favorite genres into one really great gay oriented apocalyptic disaster book. Narration was also well done. Well worth a credit!

The idea is good

The premise is problematic. Why did Mother Nature go insane? We have no idea. It’s convenient that important people showed up exactly when needed. The age gap between two characters would be an issue under normal circumstances but no one is a minor and the end of the world came make you see people in a different light.

The pluses are the survival was hard. No one was friendly and lots of allies die along the way. One of them was so shocking that I still feel it. It’s quite frankly horrifying and one of the things that illustrates how devastating the disaster is. It actually brought tears to my eyes.

Would I recommend this? Hard to say. If you can get past the major flaw of “why did this even happen?” then I suppose it’s worth the listen.