One Second After: One Year After (Audiobook)

from buffalogr

Despite the title, the story is set two years after the electromagnetic pulse attack against the United States, John Matherson and the survivors of Black Mountain, North Carolina have honed their survival skills and established a new normal. Along comes a bureaucrat protagonist who seeks to reuni...

from rondoctor

Tottman and jfre16 have written good summaries of One Year After, the 2nd book in Forstchen's post-apocalypse series. I won't repeat that. The author struggles in the first 60 pages or so to recap the story line developed in the first book. So, if you've read "One Second After" you may be bored u...

from tottman

William Forstchen doesn't disappoint with One Year After, the follow-up to One Second After. The first book showed us the dangers of an EMP attack on our economy and our way of life through the eyes of John Matherson and the residents of Black Mountain, North Carolina. One Year After picks up, as...

from MsHooker

[One Second After] was one of those books that the cover made me want to buy. I was not disappointed. So when I was in the book store and saw [One Year After] you know I had to buy it even though I have an unusually long queue of books to read. [William R. Forstchen] writes a compelling novel tha...

from jfe16

Two years after the electromagnetic pulse attack against the United States, John Matherson and the survivors of Black Mountain, North Carolina have honed their survival skills and established a town council. A new normal for their lives has evolved following that horrific attack. But after their ...