Charges (The Event Trilogy Book 1), by Stephen Knight
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It Was the End of Days. The world had less than seven hours to prepare. When it hit, the coronal mass ejection from the sun rolled back hundreds of years of technological innovation. Airplanes fell from the skies. Power grids crashed. Even electrical cabling was turned to slag. No internet. No cable TV. No electricity. No modern day conveniences of any kind, from fancy European sedans to smart phones to clean, running water. The entire world is plunged back into the Dark Ages in less than a second, courtesy of the most powerful Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) event in recorded history. Television development exec Tony Vincenzo has always lived a high-society life, first in Los Angeles, now in Manhattan. As New York City tears itself apart in an orgy of violence, Vincenzo has to leave his high-floor luxury condominium on Central Park South's Billionaire's Row in order to return to his wife and young son in the Hollywood Hills overlooking LA. But the only way to get there is to walk, and Vincenzo is no Joe Survivalist—he's the kind of guy used to the trappings of the good life. While society unravels all around him, he has to not only make it out of New York alive, but across the entirety of a nation descending into feral madness. His journey becomes more complex when he commits a truly selfless deed, and winds up with two young charges: seven-year-old Daniel, an autistic boy ill-equipped for a life of hardship, and his sassy four-year-old sister, Gabriella. Together, the trio will need every stroke of luck they can find to persevere in the lawless lands that lie ahead of them…and survive the brutality of the serial killer Roth who pursues them.
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- Published on: 2015-10-24
- Released on: 2015-10-24
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. “Welcome to the new normal,” Vincenzo said. “The world’s changed. This is how it’s going to be for a while.” By Cheryl Stout Tony Vincenzo is a television executive in NYC. He's just moved to New York and his wife and son, left behind in Los Angeles, are supposed to follow him after the school year ends.On June 7, a massive electromagnetic pulse hits Earth and suddenly everyone's way of life goes back in time a couple hundred years - no electricity, no running water, no phone service, most cars, planes and other vehicles don't work plus much more and it will be months and maybe years before things get back to normal.Vincent has to get back to L.A. and the only way to get there is to walk. So he starts off cross-country and finds that most people are willing to kill to stay alive including himself.This is a super post-apocalyptic story, the first book in a series. I liked the detail that author Knight went into in the story, telling about Vincenzo's travels - from New York across New Jersey to Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio.Along the way he has run-ins with gangs, a husband with a pregnant wife, two small children that need his help, and a serial killer.I'm not sure when the next book in the series is due out but I hope it's soon.One small negative: the author seemed rather obsessed with everyone's bowel habits in the story.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Outstanding By Rod Fantastic. Really enjoyed this ... powered through it effortlessly in a day and a half. The characters are real, believable and intriguing. The introduction of the two children comes without any feeling of plot manipulation, and the storyline is very compelling. I've read a ton of post-apocalyptic fiction and this is one of the best. The only thing that's a bummer... is that there isn't a part 2 and the story isn't over!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Surviving the New Normal By india51 First thing to note this is just the first book in a series. We only make it from NYC to eastern Ohio, headed to Missouri and maybe finally to California; so no conclusion with this book. Stephen Knight took as his main character, a guy named Tony, a limousine liberal, millionaire television producer, solid Democrat voter, second or third generation Italian. So there is a bit of the angst that goes along with the character, the sincere beliefs that the government is there to help you, that the police are there to protect you, and that people will be there for each other. This does make the first half of the book slow as Tony makes the necessary adjustments in his thinking in order to survive the new coming normal. All in all, the collapse that the author portrays rings true. A massive CME hits the planet and the world heads back in time to the Bronze Age, and Tony is left to get himself out of NYC with the worries of his dysfunctional wife and little boy that he left alone in Los Angeles. By the time he reaches New Jersey on foot, Tony has toughened up in more ways than one. Knight uses an escaped band of convicts in the book to help drive the story; and Tony. I would think with the country sinking into chaos that this plot device is a bit unnecessary and diverts time and attention from the real story, which is Tony's odyssey to reach his wife and son; not the inner workings of the mind of a patriotic psychopath. But this book is different enough to make it interesting, Tony is a complicated enough character to keep one's interest, and there are enough twists and turns in the story to make this a solid book.
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