Locker Nine by Franklin HortonMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Ah... how nice to finally have a story about a competent woman!
College freshman Grace Hardwick has been taught from a young child how to fend for herself by her prepper dad, and after a large scale terrorist attack destroys the US infrastructure, everything she's learned from dear ole dad will be put to the test. Each decision she makes can mean the difference between life and death as she and her best friend leave the college campus and try desperately to make it home. Luckily her father has made plans for the inconceivable and stockpiled supplies and weapons off campus, where? you guessed it, locker #9.
On a different arc to this story, life long gamer, druggie and slacker Ray and his friends are heading back home after a road trip, when to their chagrin they get wind of the attacks as they are making their way back home. The ensuing stress causes Ray behavior to become increasingly erratic and when he finally snaps, the monster he becomes is horrifying!
If there's any criticism it's that I could have done without the political pandering at the beginning. It truly added nothing to the story and could have been left out.
The narration by Kevin Pierce was stellar as usual, he rarely makes a misstep!
I listened to the audiobook version of this book. Overall if you're a post apocalyptic junkie like me you'll love this audiobook too.
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