I TOLD YOU SO!
These are the words that Katy longs to scream over and over at what’s left of the population after the apocalypse she’d been telling anyone who would listen, was coming. Now it’s here and she’s set up to become the new king of the world and everything would be perfect...
If her stupid sons hadn’t decided she was as crazy as everyone else thought she was and moved away from the safety of their mother’s bunker into the city, and if the very reporter who had made her name synonymous with “crack” pot didn’t wind up pounding on her door as the world around them blew away.
YES, THE END OF THE WORLD CAN BE FUNNY
(If you’re ten feet underground with 50 years of supplies)
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Strange ApocalypseI only read the free chapters. The main character is interesting and the survival advise (consider me a newb on that stuff) generally seems sound. Her situation, in the "best of all survival preparations" is a nice what would you do if you could have it all. I am having trouble suspending disbelief on the events of the apocalypse and everything being connected. A few nukes (28?) are not going to activate a seismic fault that was not going to let go all on its own shortly and seismic and weather events (earthquake here leads to volcano far off leads to tsunami leads to multiple hurricanes and tornadoes followed by blizzards) chained together just does not happen.
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Lots of fun and great prepping tipsI enjoyed this book. It is quite a change for Baen to run hardcore lesbian stories. I'm straight but have zero issues with the LGBT community. Plus it is a good storyline!
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Funny and InformativeOK, I've was a "prepper" and a "survivalist" decades before I ever heard the term. My father insisted I learn how to chip flint tools and catch game in snares when I was a kid. If you haven't started making your preparations, this is a good way to get started on thinking about it.
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