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Commune 5

Commune, Book 5

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Commune 5

Auteur(s): Joshua Gayou, Devon C. Ford
Narrateur(s): R.C. Bray
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The hit Commune Series is back with book five! Rejoin some of your old favorites and plenty of unforgettable new ones on another deadly romp through post-apocalyptic America.

Books and Bug are polar opposites, despite their friendship. Rumors on the road speak of a hospital in Washington D.C. Leading a small group of survivors, including pregnant women, the two travel in earnest to provide the soon-to-be mothers a safe place to deliver.

Bug, a natural, charismatic leader, refuses to leave anyone behind while the other, Books, is a pragmatic social outsider who wishes not to be responsible for the safety of others. Together, they're exactly what this group needs to survive.

But DC isn't exactly the safehaven they hoped for, having been divided into three major factions: the Mall—which is controlled by a man named Knox and his lieutenants—Columbia Heights to the north, and Anacostia to the south.

On arrival, Books immediately recognizes that the people of the Mall are in a wartime posture. Uncomfortable with the idea of being pulled into someone else's war, he advises that the entire company should depart. Bug, upon realizing that the Mall is wonderfully organized with hydro-electric power, security, and a functioning hospital, refuses that advice, stating that it is more than fair that they should help their new benefactors defend their adopted territory.

Can their bond endure their conflicting points of view or will they be drawn against each other, and into a war that will consume everyone...leaving DC in Ashes?

©2022 Joshua Gayou and Devon C. Ford (P)2022 Podium Audio Aventure Dystopique Post-apocalyptique Science-fiction Fiction Survie Guerre
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I’ll admit it took my a while to get into this story. I guess I was just attached to the characters from the previous books.
But once this story got moving, It REALLY got moving.
There was a pleasant surprise about halfway through (you’ll know when you get there)
All in all, a great book and an as always an excellent performance by RC Bray.
9/10

Not what I expected, but what I needed

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No spoilers. This book had to grow on me. Just like Commune One. Yes, new characters, all new books are just that, new. I admit, I felt no kismet with any of the characters for quite a while. I had to unlock my brain and let this become its own individual book, and not part of a series. (That was tough)
Due to my love of Lord Bray, Mr. Ford, and Mr. Gayou, I persevered. Holy Crap, I’m glad I did.
I can’t wait to see which rabbit hole this goes down.
Great job fellas!

Its own book.

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Gayou and Ford team-up to deliver an excellent continuation and expansion of the Commune series!! RC Bray pounds out another masterpiece of a performance. Highly recommended!!

Excellent continuation of a great series!!

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When I see a COMMUNE book coming up. I think of the story of the Jackson Commune. This book wasn't it. It was "A Commune Story", but not the Commune story itself".
I accepted it and tried to find something to like in the new characters. However, I kept feeling like this book was rehashing other survivor story themes and plots I'd heard before. It did not engage me as much as the previous titles. Although in the end, I grew somewhat attached to some characters, I found myself uninterested enough to shelf the book for a little while but kept going out of respect for previous iterations of the series.

Commune As Just Another Survival Story

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overall, it was a pretty good story. whole new cast of characters for the most part. might end up being a pretty big part of the story as a whole, but I wasn't in love with it. rc kills it as usual.

Good story

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Really digging this book. It’s similar to commune 2 where Gibbs, Wang and the the rest of the bus crew were introduced. It’s a whole new cast of characters. Really loving it so far. Josh writes great books and Devon C Ford is a fantastic addition since I love his after it happened series. Plus you got the god narrator RC Bray to listen to. Love it

A great expanse on the commune universe

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Putting together one of my favourite writers, and my favourite series with one of the best narrators in the business, should have been a home run.
Without spoiling the story, I was expecting another chapter in the life of the established characters from the previous books. Maybe “Gibbs” search for pinch. Or even Kuaté and life after exile from Jackson.
This book is of the same universe as the commune series, however it stars a new cast of characters in a different location.
This story as a stand alone is pretty good however none of the characters where close to being as likeable as the previous cast. (in my opinion) this would benefit not using the commune title as it has nothing to do with the Jackson commune of the previous books. It’s probably just my expectations letting me down as the previous books set the bar so high, but I didn’t really care about the characters in this book.
In summary, you can do a lot worse in the post apocalyptic genre. But you could do a little bit better.

Not what I was expecting.

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I was really looking forward to the continuation of this series. I am over half way, and the main characters from the first 4 books have yet to be mentioned. At this point, it feels like a stand alone book... Not the book 5 I was looking forward to. Also, in the beginning of book 2, it was explained that book would have a lot of profanity because it was mainly from the view point of a marine. I liked that. However, as the series continued, the profanity has really increased. I would hesitate to listen again to count, but it seems has there is a "God damn" every 2 minutes. Really unnecessary. It made sense from the marines view point, but now it's just like a drinking game cliche.

RC Bray is awesome.

well.

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I like many listeners expected more story in the core Commune universe and was disappointed that it actually included exactly zero characters we knew. I reset my expectations and restarted the book with a Tabula Rasa approach and I absolutely loved it.

People giving low scores simply because it’s a different story setting and characters aren’t giving it the chance it deserves. Both authors gave us precisely the quality I’ve come to trust which has me buying any of their books regardless of topic.

Ignore any negative reviews of people simply disappointed in it not being what they expected. They are salty and short sighted.

Great once you get over it being a different story

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