Swan Song (Audiobook)

from jayne_charles

I love apocalypse novels, and this has been arguably one of the best I've read. Similar to Stephen King's 'The Stand', it features small groups of survivors of a major holocaust aligning themselves behind talismanic figures in camps which can broadly be categorised as 'good' and 'evil'. The cause...

from kitteekatt

Whoa, what a book! I read this 800+page-turner in 3 days. A graphic, post-apocalyptic horror story, Swan Song is often compaired to The Stand. The similarities are in fact obvious, but being a fan of the dystopian genre, I didn't mind at all. I thought the character development was excellent, the...

from HarperKingsley

My all-time favorite post-apocalypse book. Engaging characters, flowing plot, just a hint of the supernatural/divine. It's like The Stand, with all the extra stuff taken out. Except the world is destroyed by nuclear fire, rather than Captain Trips. The mainest main character is a girl, adorable a...

from dekan

i saw a review on insomnia by stephen king and i don't know why but it kicked this book to my mind. i loved this book. i refer back to, unexplainably, from time to time. I thought it was very well written and pulled me in to where i coulnd't put it down. I had to know what was happening next. I r...

from EnriqueFreeque

Once upon a time, the Cold War made the U.S.A. a nation of nuclear neurotics. The probability of nuclear war was taken so seriously here that public schools drummed its terrifying possibility into our heads with such practiced, prolonged and one might say paranoid intensity that Armageddon might ...