Worst Case Scenario Book 2: Bug Out

by G. Allen Mercer

A nuclear bomb has detonated in Atlanta, and an EMP has wiped out the U.S. power grid. The societal fabric of the country is ripping apart, and an invading force is making their presence known.
With time and resources running out, the separated Burrows family is desperate to find each other.
Bug Out, Book 2 in the Worst Case Scenario series, follows Ian, Leah and Grace Burrows as they try to individually cope with the new world reality controlled by an invading force and the physical challenge of simple survival. Can they find a way back to each other? And if they do, should they stay, or should they Bug Out?
Are you prepared?

172 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 16, 2015

About the author

Allen is a passionate writer and storyteller. He mixes faith and fiction into something that is enjoyable and vibrant.
He has three series available on Amazon: Worst Case Scenario, Collapsing World, and Underlying Grace.

Look for the new book: Justin Flowers and the Orb of Time to release Spring 2018.

When he is not writing, Allen balances being a devoted husband and father with a lifelong career in sales coaching and management. He is an active member in his church in Birmingham, and routinely helps his wife plan and lead mission trips to Central America.

Reviews

[Cigdem Marco · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow it's getting better.

This second book was definitely much better than the first one. I will read the 3rd book in the series since its already out and can't wait to read the next book. My only complaint about this book will be that it seem shorter than even the first one. Than again it could just be that it was a bit more exciting than the first book and I might've rad too fast.

[Alyn McGee · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome read

Going straight into book two. An incredible and well written story. I couldn't put it down. Fast paced, very real characters. A must read.

[Brad Theado · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good series.

[Pam Shelton-Anderson · Rating 2 out of 5]

First there were a lot of spelling, grammar, punctuation issues and incorrect word usage (though "mellow dramatic" is kind of funny). The incredible and hard to believe luck of the Burrows family continues. Ian and Mary are able to survive a flood from a damaged dam in an Airstream trailer...amazing! The Burrows' friends, the Tillers, are missing a son on a Scouting trip and Ian finds him...incredible! Enemy forces are Chinese and Grace is able to speak Russian and Chinese and listen to their conversations...udivitel'nyy (means amazing in Russian). The Burrows and Tillers are able to attack the enemy saboteurs with the help of the teenage Scouts...amazing and irresponsible. They need to get over the ridge fast and there is a helicopter and...wait for it...Ian can fly it! Anti-gun Mary is a stone killer on the chopper's machine gun...wow! Several people including the dog are shot, but Violet Tiller is a trauma nurse and set up to do surgery...spectacular! All of this is really just beyond belief and inconceivable. When it ends with the Burrow, including teenage Grace, getting a signal that the CIA needs their help...I'm done with the series.

[Bruce Cline · Rating 3 out of 5]

Readable, but gag! Prepper focused, too many gratuitous explanations helping ensure readers don’t have to figure out anything, participants know more than is reasonable for survivors (omniscience?), misogynist, predictably unrealistic scenarios, and unreal coincidences.

[Jean Kelly · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ok

Decently written with the expected senerio of
a book written about the United States after an attack on our soil.

[Mike · Rating 3 out of 5]

Red dawn ....again

So it's Red Dawn....twisted but still. They don't yell wolverines...but it's families fighting for good. So far a worthy read

[Daniel F. Sharp · Rating 3 out of 5]

Plausible scenario

Good series so far.....just wish it was all one book. This could really happen. We all should be prepared for something like this. If it never happens, I can take a vacation camping and still be well supplied.

[G. Mercer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Do you like drones? Neither does Ian Burrows, especially when they are hunting him.

[Victor Mathias]

when I read difference ideal, I become very happy because its a good book that I never read in my study

[Julie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Too short, thank goodness there is a #3 already downloaded on my Kindle!