There is some hot times between Rain and Wes very much instalust, but their personalities do work together. He’s mostly lying to himself and he has had a tough life, so I get where he’s coming from. He thinks the worse of everyone, so he’s rude at times and thinks derogatory things about Rain. Wes has his douche moments he has a everyone leaves, so I’ll leave first mentality. She’s the needy sort that gloms onto people she doesn’t really handle things well, she’s a tough character to root for at times. Rain is a bit too pathetic for me there’s some reasons why, but not enough for me to like her. Both characters have issues, but they work together in hopes of surviving. Rain and Wes are the POV’s we get during this time they end up meeting when Wes “saves” Rain after she makes a stupid mistake. All the people are having the same dream that April 23 the horsemen of the apocalypse are going to come and kill everyone, so without knowing for sure what will actually happen, most people start freaking out and going crazy. I love apocalypse type stories this story starts a few days before a supposed apocalypse.

Interesting story with annoying characters. He makes Rain sound extra annoying he kind of made me chuckle some though, so that’s something. Not a huge fan of the male narrator his voice is an interesting one, but not quite my favorite. The female narrator did a good job, and fit the characters well. Perhaps, together, they can learn how to live.Įnjoyed the listening experience. Why should the end of the world be any different? All he needs are some basic supplies, shelter, and a sucker willing to help him out, which is exactly what he finds when he returns to his hometown of Franklin Springs.Īs society crumbles, dangers mount, and secrets refuse to stay buried, two lost souls are thrust together in a twist of fate - one who will do anything to survive and one who can’t wait to die. Wes Parker has survived every horrible thing this life has thrown at him with nothing more than his resourcefulness and disarming good looks. If she can just outrun her pain until April 23, she’ll never have to feel it at all. With only three days left until the predicted apocalypse, the small town of Franklin Springs, Georgia, has become a wasteland of abandoned cars, abandoned homes, abandoned businesses, and abandoned people. “None of this matters, and we’re all going to die.”

Dying for more! A genius, unique premise with complex, intriguing characters, this story took us on the ride of our lives, and we can't wait for more!' (Max Monroe, New York Times best-selling author) From the author of 44 Chapters About 4 Men (inspiration for the Netflix Original series, Sex/Life ) comes an immersive dystopian romance unlike anything you’ve ever heard.

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