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Mountain Man: 2nd Prequel

Auteur(s): Keith C. Blackmore
Narrateur(s): R.C. Bray
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Surviving the zombie apocalypse requires supplies—like booze, weapons, and toilet paper—in the second prequel to the Mountain Man series.

Living off the land and adapting to a changing environment takes a special individual with the unique skills, training, and determination necessary to survive. Gus Berry is not that individual. The former house painter barely made it out of Annapolis as its population underwent a violent transformation, leaving everyone he knew or loved dead—or undead.

Now, Gus needs food and booze, weapons and armor, clothing that fits, and above all, toilet paper, preferably two-ply. But getting his hands on any of these essentials requires the one thing he can’t face doing, and that’s leaving his modern mountain fortress and returning to Annapolis and the horrors that roam its streets in search of the living.

With winter looming, Gus must procure these much-needed supplies quickly, before the snow piles too high and blocks the roads. And that’s when he’ll face the greatest challenge of all: maintaining his sanity . . .

©2021 Keith C. Blackmore (P)2021 Podium Audio Aventure Dystopique Fiction Post-apocalyptique Science-fiction Survie Zombie
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This series is hands down one of the best, or even perhaps THE best, post-apocalyptic thrillers out there. RC Bray's narration makes listening an immersive experience and in my opinion is absolutely perfect for the main character, Gus Berry. Even if you are not much into zombies per se, don't pass on this series. It is much much more than just another zombie thriller. It is about human survival and human frailties in a dark, permanently changed world.

Among the very best post-apocalyptic thrillers

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I am a total fan of The Mountain Man series. I gave it only 4 stars because it felt like story was getting thin. The time has come to leave the story alone and move on. Otherwise it was more of the same Gus Berry we've grown to love.

The Gus we know and love

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I loved having that time period filled in.
This series has never disappointed.
I see so much of myself in Gus and that is just a rare thing for me.
10/10 already listened to it twice.

I love this series

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Loved revisiting the Gus we all know and love... not the wishy-washy guy he became in the last two books. Them Early Days is absolutely entertaining with just enough action to keep listeners in suspense. But, most important, this prequel allowed us to fill in the gaps of our hero's early days on the mountain and provide even deeper insights into what makes Gus tick. As always, R.C. Bray works his narration magic and makes us laugh when he orally displays some of Gus' boistrous bodily functions. And these weren't the only laughs the book offfers. All in all, this is a great additon to the Mountain Man series with an ending that leaves us cringing since we know it represents a horror on which Gus is about to embark.

Good ol' Gus.

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If this entire book was Gus just scavenging for supplies I'd have still been happy. There is definitely an over shadowing anxiety for his future. How long can he last in this new world? I'll keep buying these novels if Keith keeps writing them. 🥂

Loads of fun.

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Combine an author with a great sense of humour and a knowledge of the inner dialogue of an average, blue collar guy with one of the best narrators around, and you have this hard to pause listen. I'm writing this for both of the prequels as both were excellent and a really fun listen. Thank you both for great audiobooks!

Entertaining and well written

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i can read and re read Keith C blackmore and rc bray brings it to life .
love how this book goes back to tell more of the beginning of the start of the apocalypse . we get to see how gus adapted to the new way the world is , how he greaves with the loss of what he always knew like when he goes back to his old apartment building etc..

best post apocalypse books

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The first prequel is in my top 5 audible books. this book is right next to it now.

It has a slow burn with spikes of action and that works great for me.


I found it interesting to see Gus descend into the "mountain man". The closure of some of the first prequel characters, the dreams and flash back moments and the dash of fore shadowing makes this book interesting and is a perfect bridge between the first prequel and Mountain Man 1.

I found very drunk Gus to be extremely annoying. To me, that speaks wonders of Blackmore's skills as a writer, as irl that person would be extremely annoying.

loved this 2nd prequel. It did not disappoint.

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Excellent post apocalyptic story, the toilet paper obsession is a little concerning but understandable lol.

Great story

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The "everyman" character of professional house painter 'Gus Berry' is straight-up brilliant: He's overweight, out of shape, constantly terrified, gets diarrhea when he's scared or emotional (and hence is fixated on toilet paper), and falls into abusing alcohol when confronted with the reality of a Zombie Apocalypse. He is the most relatable ZA Fiction hero in the genre.
In this entry, Keith C. Blackmore takes us back to the early days - with the almost nonsensically considerate "Last Man On Earth" Gus leaving "sorry for looting your house" notes and living on his own in his appropriated Appalachian Mountain stronghold.. trying to come to terms with loneliness, boredom, an unimaginable reality, and the need to raid houses/businesses in the fictional city of 'Annapolis, Nova Scotia' for food & supplies.
KCB's pacing is a little bit off in this book and there is virtually no "plot", but the laugh-out-loud running inner dialogue in Gus's head, the unsurpassed gory description, and the incredible authenticity of the character (this is pretty much *exactly* how I would react to this scenario) make this an excellent entry in the 'Mountain Man' series.

R.C. Bray is on his game in this one, too. The performance is basically flawless (the man has the most realistic - if disgusting - drunken belch that I have ever heard).

Altogether, this audiobook isn't the best that I've heard from KCB, but easily rates 9 stars out of 10. It's better consumed after you've read a few other books in the collection - don't read this one first - but it was a fantastic way to spend a couple of quiet afternoons.

Great LMOE Story

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