Commune: Book Two

Commune Series 2

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Commune: Book Two

Auteur(s): Joshua Gayou

Narrateur(s): R.C. Bray

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2019 Independent Audiobook Award Winner for Apocalyptica

Survival can be a lonely existence...or not. The reality of the situation always comes down to a simple decision: What kind of world do you want to build?

The survivors have come to settle in the mountains of Wyoming, fighting day in and day out to establish a home for themselves in a near-empty world. Things are good at first; scavenging is a workable, short-term solution that seems to be providing all they need.

But they know that it’s only a matter of time before the food runs out. They need to scramble to find a sustainable solution before the clock stops, and for a little handful of people up in the mountains, the odds don’t seem very favorable.

Further south, a new band of people migrates across the map, running on fumes and searching desperately for a place to settle. All around them, as resources run thin, the world grows colder and more violent.

It’s getting worse out there, always getting worse, and it’s starting to look like survival might just depend on how violent they’re willing to get....

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Post-apocalyptique

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I’m enjoying this series, and let’s face it, you have to appreciate it for what it is. Is it a little heavy on guns and ammo? Yes, but so are all of these books.

But what I can’t get my head around is with all these so-called smart people that appeared to have thought of nearly everything, there are some obvious things that are overlooked.

Food is continually discussed, but no one seems to be concerned about the lack of medical training amongst the survivors. On the same note, no one mentions gathering medications and such.

Back to food, hunting is briefly mentioned, but no one actually does anything. Even if you have no experience, I would think that deer, elk or whatever foams around Wyoming would be stepping all over each other at the point that this story takes place - it should not take a great deal of skill to shoot something if you can aim and pull a trigger. And what about fishing? Again, not mentioned. And what about scavenging farms? I’m also perplexed about having to go to Nevada for food. Nothing is mentioned about checking food distribution centres (railroad and truck) and other commercial access points.

Last, the septic system. The novel states it will last 40 years. A septic BED *might* last 40 years, but more likely 20. However a septic TANK has to be emptied (depending on size, use) every 18 - 24 months. I also do not understand why they just don’t put in more septic tanks rather than digging outhouses. With diesel fuel, all they need is a backhoe and they could have one put in in 2 days that would service their container houses.

But, then again, what do I know.