Landon Gray, a skillful "ferry pilot" who delivers planes to customers has one final drop in Alabama before Christmas. But when an EMP causes the plane he’s in to crash on the remote, snow-covered mountains of North Carolina, he’s rescued by Beth "Bluebird" Sullivan, who claims to have lived off the grid since she was born. Beth brings him back to an isolated cabin to recover while waiting for her father to come back from the nearby town. When he doesn’t return, Beth grows increasingly worried while Landon struggles with being far from home. Discovering what the country has suffered is just the beginning, they must now learn to trust each other in order to survive the extreme elements and dangers of a world without power.

All That Remains is book one in Lone Survivor, a post-apocalyptic EMP thriller series following a group of survivors as they fight to stay alive after an EMP destroys the nation's power supply.

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All That Remains: Lone Survivor, Book 1

Jack Hunt (Author, Publisher), Miles Meili (Narrator)

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Listening Length	5 hours and 51 minutes
Author	Jack Hunt
Narrator	Miles Meili
Whispersync for Voice	Ready
Audible.com.au Release Date	12 September 2019
Publisher	Jack Hunt
Program Type	Audiobook
Version	Unabridged
Language	English
ASIN	B07XQXQ89F
Best Sellers Rank	36,168 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) 458 in Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction (Audible Books & Originals) 2,062 in Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction (Books) 2,476 in Action & Adventure Fiction (Audible Books & Originals)

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Jean kane

Fabulous read

Reviewed in Australia on 11 November 2019

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I really enjoyed the pace of the story, the characters and setting.i will definitely be purchasing the next book in the series.
Great to read a post apocalyptic series with some guts to the story and characters .

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Robert Kellett

All that remains

Reviewed in Australia on 22 October 2020

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Yes, all the remains is to read the next book in this series ... this is captivating making it difficult to put down
A good read which I would strongly recommend.

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ron

A good read

Reviewed in Australia on 22 October 2019

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This book is a very entertaining read and has set out the story nicely...now I will be getting the others in this series

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Karen Curnow

Fast paced and unexpected

Reviewed in Australia on 19 February 2020

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I was just getting into the address of happenings when the book ended. I know, I know, that's the who!e idea...read the next one. Lived the diversity of the characters in this book...hope the next one will be as good

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Kelly Cameron May

A good read

Reviewed in Australia on 2 January 2020

Realistic without being to ick. One of the better books in this genre. Im looking foward to reading the next ones.

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Samantha Kellie

So far so good

Reviewed in Australia on 7 March 2020

I enjoyed book one. I wanted it to last a bit longer but that’s how they suck you in to book two! So off I go to buy it. They don’t disappoint

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Tailspin

More action adventure than apocalyptic survival

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 26 August 2019

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The best part of this book is that the action never stops, with gunfights breaking out at regular intervals, but if you are looking for a realistic post apocalyptic survival novel all the fighting gets in the way - there is almost zero thought given to the real problem of how people survive when all the usual things we rely on are suddenly removed. Most people are just acting like it’s a power cut and ignoring the fact that their cars and phones have died, and fighting over things that clearly aren’t going to matter if the light don’t come back on. However, this book is in a different league to most of the badly written offerings in this genre and the many 5 star reviews on Amazon.com reflect this, so read it, enjoy and make your own mind up.

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Around 85% there is a mix up over a generator. Sara has turned it off to refuel when the baddies turn up, yet the PIR lights turn on. Then she goes back in the house which is in darkness (no electricity because the generator is off?) yet a couple of pages later the generator suddenly cuts out, even though it wasn’t on. Apart from all that, how come the PIR lights work anyway? I thought we had decided that anything electronic had stopped working.

I got a bit fed up with reading page after page of backstory on various peripheral characters only to have them killed off soon afterward. It became apparent eventually that your only real chance of survival was to be Beth or part of Landon’s family. The plot became a bit predictable, with the showdown between Beth and the baddies being obvious from a long way back.

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Steve

Starts well, but.......

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 29 November 2019

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It starts well enough but falls short of the apocalypse thriller I was hoping for. It failed on several points. One, was that to have an apocalypse, people need to know there was one going on. Instead we had a northern US town in a winter blizzard who didn't notice the EMP and believed that the power outage was just the storm. Great premise for a while. But the book ended with most people still moaning about suing the power companies for not getting the lights back on. The second was all sorts of weird inconsistencies throughout. The snow is so deep it up to peoples thighs, yet an old 1970s volkwagon beetle (not affected by the EMP) swiftly drives around swerving dead cars (static snow piles, surely). Really? The book starts with our heroine hunting and fighting in the wilderness like a fully blown Cherokee brave. sensitive to every snapping twig, every animal scent. Capable of taking on a hungry bear. Yet when it comes to the big fight, she gets clubbed on the back of the head twice. By different people. In less than 30 minutes. Big disappointment.
But the worse complaint about the story is just how nasty it was. Within hours of the lights going out in this sleepy little mountain town, people are out and about murdering at a rate that would make a Mexican cartel boss gasp. Every woman becomes a potential rape victim. Drug gangs are vying for the death toll league title with psycho gangs. And this in a town that has power cuts every single winter. Remember, most of the murderers rampaging did not know there was apocalypse going on.
I didn't enjoy any aspect of the book but I can understand that there is a niche for this sort of apoc variant.
There is a sequel. I will not be buying it.

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Mike Hansen

Another....

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 29 July 2020

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.....action packed series by Jack Hunt!!! 5 Star material except for the editing!!! How can moonlight shine through clouds, during a blizzard, where you can see the cresent moon but not the tree's a few feet ahead of you????

k smith

Excellent

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 26 October 2019

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Really good enjoyable book. Love the characters and can't wait to start the next book. Would highly recommend this book.

Moonshine

Terribly implausible

Reviewed in the United States on 4 September 2019

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The author hasn't thought through how an EMP works. The book begins with a light plane crashing into a forest because the plane loses all power when the EMP hits. OK, fine. But a snowmobile on the ground in the forest doesn't stop running and the rider hears the roar of the plane engine (yeah, the same engine that stopped running) just before the plane crashes. Oh, and toilets don't flush, because they require an electric pump. But the rest of the plumbing still works. And everything with a circuit board is kaput, except all the portable generators still run. In fact, one portable generator that's described at 7-10k watt runs so well that it'll power the furnace in a 14 room B&B. And the power is out all over the nation. We know this because a character has heard it on the radio. No mention of how or where there's a functional radio transmitter. Another character is frustrated, so he kicks an ATV, tipping it over. Wow, that's some kick. And all this before I'm even halfway through the book.

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