Dies the Fire (Dramatized Adaptation)
Emberverse, Book 1
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S.M. Stirling
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S. M. Stirling presents his first novel of the Change, the start of the New York Times best-selling post-apocalyptic saga set in a world where all technology has been rendered useless.
The Change occurred when an electrical storm centered over the island of Nantucket produced a blinding white flash that rendered all electronic devices and fuels inoperable - and plunged the world into a dark age humanity was unprepared to face....
Michael Havel was flying over Idaho en route to the holiday home of his passengers when the plane’s engines inexplicably died, forcing a less than perfect landing in the wilderness. And as Michael leads his charges to safety, he begins to realize that the engine failure was not an isolated incident.
Juniper Mackenzie was singing and playing guitar in a pub when her small Oregon town was thrust into darkness. Now, taking refuge in her family’s cabin with her daughter and a growing circle of friends, Juniper is determined to create a farming community to benefit the survivors of this crisis.
But even as people band together to help one another, others are building armies for conquest....
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- Catherine Webb
- 02-07-2022
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The addition of numerous performers presenting the story and sound effects added depth to the narrative. Some of the sound additions were not as believable as could be expected e.g. the cheering responses were more like those heard at a baseball match rather than the closer audience that the story implied. Would be a great experience for those who have trouble visualising through words alone.
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