Excellent book. Really enjoyed the real life scenarios.

I have enjoyed the Bronson Pinchot narration. However, he’s voicing the John Matherson character with a Southern accent. Matherson was supposed to be a Yankee from New Jersey.

This book starts a little slower than the other two in my opinion but the ending makes up for it and is worth the read if you have invested the time into the first two.

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This book was extremely good. The ending was a little to be expected, but overall an excellent book!

This is an excellent follow-up to One Second After. It unfortunately portrays what could easily occur in the aftermath of an EMP, and emphasizes the reason why social anarchy is not a reason for governmental authorities to take unconstitutional short-cuts to restore social order. I do agree that the grammar is poor at times, but it is still an excellent read.

If you liked the first one it's more of the same.

Not even close to the first one

The book is exciting, scary at times, and is a page-turner...but it falls short of my expectations after reading One Second After. The first book depicted a very realistic and likely post-EMP scenario, but this book focuses on rebuilding a community from a military perspective. It doesn't develop the original characters any further and it lacks the survival information and helpful tidbits of the first book. However, it does go on to show just how many things we would miss in a post-EMP world (stock up on coffee!) and so much of what we take for granted every day. That said, if you're into military strategy and the gruesome details of war, then you'll love this book.

Will there be another sequel? I hope so.