Radioactive and The Decay Dystopian Super Boxset- A Dirty Bomb and Nuclear Blast Prepper Tale of Survival

The Decay #Includes 1-3

by James Hunt, Roger Hayden

A complete boxset of two Best Selling Dystopian Novels- Over 700+ pages of fast paced post-apocalyptic action!Radioactive-Southern California is home to sand, surf, and fun in the sun. Jim Farr, a former Naval Intelligence Officer, owns a maritime mechanics company and works as a contractor for the San Diego Naval Base. It’s a normal day on the job until explosions go off. With the Naval Base destroyed, and word of attacks happening around the country, Jim has to get to his sister in Phoenix… But that’s just the beginning. Follow Jim along in this three-part action packed series and find out just what happens when the bombs go off.The Decay-A nearby nuclear attack rocks a small town in Pennsylvania, sending one man, Paul, and his step-daughter, Julie, on a perilous journey of survival. What started out as a normal Friday afternoon soon shatters into a race for survival against the odds upon the loss of communications—cell phones, Internet and electricity—as a result of the nation’s downed power grids. Paul attempts to get in contact with his wife, Samantha, who is away on business in Colorado, but soon discovers that his only option is to travel cross country amidst the chaos of strategically timed nuclear attacks along the East Coast.

Genres: Dystopia, Fiction

627 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 3, 2015

About the author

Librarian Note: There is more than one author by this name in the Goodreads database.

James Hunt's passion for writing began at an early age. While his journal of yesteryear may never be the work of great fiction, he's been working hard every day since then to bring pages to life. James has well over a decade of writing under his belt, but his professional career in literature didn't take off until 2014.

James currently lives in Orlando, FL and when he's not pounding away at the keyboard you can find him at the theater or somewhere outside enjoying the beautiful Florida weather.

Reviews

[Karha Us · Rating 5 out of 5]

Hard truth.

We all have wondered about how much we can endure. The books in this series offer possible scenarios for such a disaster. I'm left with some questions about what happens to the people who are left alive. Did Sister Bonnie start up a new group elsewhere? Did the folks in San Diego survive the radiation? Will Samantha and Julie get to the Pacific Coast?

[david urke · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nice twist for story line. Enjoyed female lead and idea of getting family back together. Like how everybody talents were used.

Liked female lead and the extreme attempt to get family back together. Good, clean read even for the younger readerx

[Peggy Pancherz · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good book

Read all of the books in order to really enjoy. Storyline continues to grow and develop. Characters are realistic and get better and better.

[Robin · Rating 4 out of 5]

RADIOACTIVE
Jim Farr, a former member of Naval Intelligence, is a maritime contractor for the US Naval Base in San Diego. All is normal, until the bombs drop...

THE DECAY
A series of strategic nuclear attacks along the East Coast send Paul and his daughter Judy on a terrifying, dangerous cross-country journey in an effort to reunite with their wife and mother Samantha. But how do you find someone with the power grid down, no communications, and no transportation? How do you stay safe while walking from Pennsylvania to Colorado in a country that has descended into chaos?

[Brenda Leatherman]

Interesting story line. It was hard to empathize with Paul, and his step daughter, Julie, did not react or speak like a 12 year old. Editing was atrocious, which makes it hard for me to concentrate on the story. Would like to see some depth to the character of Paul and changes to make Julie more believable in her role.

In spite of all the problems, I still stayed up late at night to finish. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes dystopian tales.

[lance · Rating 2 out of 5]

so predictable

there are no surprises and this book is so predictable.
find some other book to read.
more terrorism etc.
yawn