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Survivors: A Novel of the Coming Collapse
- Narrated by: Dick Hill
- Length: 13 hrs and 36 mins
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Publisher's Summary
America is in the thrall of a full-scale socioeconomic breakdown. The stock market plummets, hyperinflation destroys the value of the dollar, and the population, unprepared for hardship, panics. Practically overnight, the high-technology infrastructure and chains of supply collapse, and wholesale rioting and looting grip every city. Law enforcement, transportation, electricity, fuel, and medical supplies are all in the past now, as the country staggers beneath its own weight. Lawless bands of killers roam the countryside, leaving devastation in their wake and now that the government is gone, the Constitution is at stake. Who will carry on?
In this chaotic and dangerous environment, a few families and individuals, bound together by their faith, skills, and foresight, must struggle not only to survive day by day but defend themselves against a new and vicious predator - their fellow man.
Survivors is a shockingly realistic and lightening fast thriller about the coming implosion of America as we know it. Renowned survivalist expert James Wesley, Rawles has packed this story with the cold hard facts about how to stay alive in the face of mass riots, starvation, and anarchy. His expertise lends unforgettable, authentic detail to this season's most chilling novel. Listeners will not only be entralled, they will learn invaluable lessons on how to survive the coming collapse.
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- Jan
- 12-03-13
More of the same...
If you liked "Patriots" for the "prepper" information, this has less... although every weapon and bullet, car and computer appearing in the book has model numbers, sizes and evaluations. If you liked it for the story, this book has a stronger story line than "Patriots"... although you do have to suspend your disbelief constantly and listen closely to follow the tangents.. If you didn't like Patriots... you won't like this. Both books are stand alone... so you don't have to read them in order. There is quite a bit of gun violence, politics and religion, very little rough language or sex. Let me summarize the books message for you... buy bullets, guns, precious metals and seeds before the crisis. During the crisis keep your gun clean, stick together and don't be afraid to shoot first. I personally learned more from and enjoyed "Alas Babylon," "One Second After" and "Jakarta Pandemic" better.
15 people found this helpful
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- Dennis
- 10-22-11
Are you a Prepper?
This book starts out extreamly well, I enjoyed the travel and struggles of the characters, but as the day to day life is developed the story seems to have a hard time of finding its footing. That said I enjoyed the book and especially in the beginning had a hard time dragging myself away from it. I felt that reviews that are overly sensitive to the fact that some of the characters are Christians were weird as this fact does not overwhealm the story but just pops up here and there in a totally natural way, there is no preaching or overarching nature to this, it is just the background of a few of the characters and it is expressed in the common fashion it should be. I felt that the ending was sudden, I was looking for more story when things seemed to just, well, end.
If you like to dabble in the Prepper world and have an affinity for that kind of news and information then you will love this book, if you like a good "what if" story from time to time you will like this book. If you read mostly self help books then this might be a dud for you.
28 people found this helpful
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- eh633
- 08-27-15
Too preachy
Is there anything you would change about this book?
I'm a Christian, but this series gets more and more religious as the books progress to the point that it detracts from the story and out weighs any educational value. I'm all about keeping faith but I don't want to feel like I am receiving a new sermon every time I turn the page or in this instance listen to a new chapter.
What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)
I was disappointed
What three words best describe Dick Hill’s performance?
Serious
If this book were a movie would you go see it?
No
5 people found this helpful
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- Kindle Customer
- 10-17-11
Good Story Line
The book was good, similar story line as Patriots. The author spends to much time conveying his christian beliefs into the book. Really boring when he was describing morse code meanings. Other than that, I thought the book was good. I plan to read his others as they are released.
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- marcus
- 01-23-18
NAH
I cannot listen to this narrator. I gave it more than one attempt, but he doesn’t hold my attention and annoys me even when I could focus on the story.
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- Kyle
- 10-17-11
Not very good
I hate to have to write this, cause i LOVED patriots.
This just wasnt very good.
I get it that James Wesley values faith very very highly, and Patriots made that clear. But all his heroes have to spend as much time praying, as 'doing'.
Also, in Patriots, you really liked the attention to detail that Wesley gave to his survivors.
The attention to detail Wesley gives to his characters in Survivors is painful. He seems to need to use as many words as possible to create length, and not to move the story.
Also, he bounces around between his survivors but never really has any of them do much.
In short, again, sorry to say...Survivors is boring.
36 people found this helpful
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- Garth
- 02-08-12
Good end of the world book
Any additional comments?
Little to heavy on the religious under tones for my taste - but a fairly realistic look on what might happen... I'd recommend it to others.
The story line does just kind of trail off... no real ending... maybe a series of books?
11 people found this helpful
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- Alan
- 01-24-12
Highly interesting story.
Great story but still liked the Patriots more.
It does take you through what could possibly become real.
Ideas were good and I'll listen to it again in the future.
4 people found this helpful
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- Cool Grandma
- 11-09-11
Great Information
Would you consider the audio edition of Survivors to be better than the print version?
I haven't read the print version but I enjoy audio books better. This was an interesting story and almost potentially believable. I wouldn't necessary call it a Thriller.
Who was your favorite character and why?
The protagonist Andres was a neat dude.
What three words best describe Dick Hill’s voice?
monitone
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
It made me concerned of our future as a society.
6 people found this helpful
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- Me
- 10-11-11
Fantastic story, hit another one out of the park
What made the experience of listening to Survivors the most enjoyable?
The plot line is fantastic, the story always keeps moving, and it is narrated very well.
Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?
The suspense is great the detail is realistic and there are always a few turns you don't see coming.
Have you listened to any of Dick Hill’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Can't beat Dick Hill, his voice is the perfect narration for JWR's story
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
This book is a special treat and I would listen to it again all in one sitting. I usually listen on my way to and from work. Must admit I may have taken a little longer lunch last week while listening to it.
Any additional comments?
pay attention to the details, this is the whole point of the book.
14 people found this helpful
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- Carla-jayne
- 06-08-18
Awesome book
lots of info, tips n tricks rolled into great scenarios,
The Apocalypse is coming!
#believe it's coming!
1 person found this helpful
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- G.Russell
- 11-03-11
Gun obsessed
There are only 2 reasons I'd bother to write a review. Either a book is excellent or sadly as in this case utter rubbish. I am not a religious person, but for the sake of a narrative, I'm prepared to cut some slack for the story. The main objection in this story is Bible and guns. The obsession with weapons is raised to the level of porn. Save your credit and buy a different book. Also listen out for the author’s name the next time there is another Waco!
4 people found this helpful
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- Roz Woolcock
- 11-04-15
Yawn
What did you like best about Survivors: A Novel of the Coming Collapse? What did you like least?
Tedious, drawn out and just didn't stimulate my enjoyment factor at all - but I did like the voice of the narrator
Would you be willing to try another book from James Wesley, Rawles? Why or why not?
Probably not
What three words best describe Dick Hill’s performance?
Not very interesting
Could you see Survivors: A Novel of the Coming Collapse being made into a movie or a TV series? Who would the stars be?
Nope
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- Russell
- 07-13-12
Room for improvement
Being a fan of the genre I am supposed to like this book but as much as I’d like I can’t give it a great review. There is too much weapons detail in this book which does become tedious as does its put your trust in the Lord message. I have no problem with this as it’s refreshing to hear something other than liberal white male bashing feminist claptrap that had my eyes rolling after enduring the girl with dragon tattoo books. This though is too nice and Christian, having all the lead good characters constantly putting their faith in the Lord to assist them started to test mine. There are multiple storylines in this book from a variety of different viewpoints and situations which I liked and as it’s written by a survival expert it had such potential to instruct and entertain but it does neither very well. It does have useful information but it’s mainly overshadowed by an excessive focus on guns and bullion for survival.
Some of the storylines were quite good and it has not bored me like other notable best sellers but I must admit I was very disappointed by the end, there are positively fistfuls of loose strings, it felt like half the book was missing. Rawles should have perhaps focused on fewer characters and given a more detailed account of their survival. I would have given the book an automatic 4 stars if no mention of sexual violence was used either but alas the author couldn’t help himself, absolutely no bad language in the whole book and sickly moral but references to rape had to be included even though brief and non descript, I can’t remember the last book I heard without any.
Rawles is not a bad fiction writer and is clearly very successful at his survival blog but he has failed to join the two together here, hopefully audible will include his first book Patriots which I hear is better. I think this book is average but I suspect if I was not a fan of the genre I'd probably hate it. It might though show people the fragility of our system and make them think.
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- James Brown
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If you enjoy John Ringo books like the last Centurion or books by Robert A Heinlin, you will enjoy this a lot.