Yesterday's Gone: Episode 8

By: Sean Platt, David Wright

Narrated by: Ray Chase, R.C. Bray, Brian Holsopple, Chris Patton, Maxwell Glick, Tamara Marston

On October 15, everyone in the world vanished. Well, almost everyone. Some were left behind, attempting to piece together what happened, find their loved ones, and survive. But they are not alone.

Season Two picks up where Season One left off. One man finds himself on a mysterious island that holds secrets, and perhaps even answers, to what happened on October 15. A group finds itself taking refuge at The Sanctuary, a religious compound with an enigmatic leader called The Prophet. A serial killer finds himself leading an unlikely group of survivors. A young man searches to prove himself to his group, and avoid being bullied ever again. A young child is called to perform another miracle at great personal cost. Every decision. Every action. Every dream. Every alliance. Every secret. Every betrayal.

It all comes down to this - the stunning season two finale that will have you on the edge of your seat - and then knock you to the floor with the most insane, most WTF?!-unforgettable season finale yet!

©2013 Sean Platt, David Wright (P)2014 Podium Publishing

Rescued or prisoners?

This book is about the people and the structure of the sanctuary. The narrator is doing a good job on keeping the story interesting.

So good

Loving this, can’t wait to hear more.

Story is very good and narration is outstanding.

Mind blowing!

I am stuck on this series. OMG! Next Episode....here I come. So far so good!

What the hell!

I was loving the books and then I got to the second half of the first season and you don't pick up where the first half leaves off? What about the cliff hangers? You can't get is so involved and drop us like that! I really feel betrayed! I will not continue listening to a book series that abandons its own story line! I wanted to love this book series but I can not recommend it because of what it did!

worst episode so far.

I struggled to finish it. There was too much time spent talking about religion and the prophet. The cliffhanger ending was the only saving glory.