LUKE'S TREK - Part 2 of Post-Apocalyptic Audiobook #5 In the America Falls Series 

Thanks June, you too.

I agree. Best business move ever. Traffic to your other writings should be enthusiastic now

I second that 👌🏿

I’m 64 lol, loving this series

Thanks! Glad you're enjoying it

Thank you so much Heather!! Next part drops Sunday at 5pm eastern. Make sure you subscribe and hit that bell Icon so you get a reminder :)

You're welcome Cheryl, thanks for taking the time to comment.

Exactly I was gonna post something about being addicted and having withdrawals needing Luke's Trek #3

Luckily I just found this series and it looks like it's all here. I know I spent a good 12hrs or more listening to this. It's an excellent story with excellent narration!

Ikr

Experiencing the same problem. Total bingeing

Hope you enjoy Austin!

I know, he's a legend right?

@@ScottMedburyAuthor I do believe so....quite talented. To be able to move from one character to the next, separated merely by sentences, is truly remarkable.

Isaacs voice was very inconsistent, and you could tell where his edits were with lsaac. He started talking in lukes voice a few times too. Other then Isaac he was great.

Thanks a ton Chapman! Really glad you're enjoying it :)

@@ScottMedburyAuthor .......loving it brother. Thank u for uploading for us. It’s made me look forward to going to work even more-so than usual. As a landscaper I’m fortunate enough to have this option of listening to audiobooks.....😎

Exactly! Lol! He deserves to be happy!

Except his baby is a girl, Erin, after Brook and Ben's mom.

Glad you enjoyed it Joleen, thanks!

Awesome, have a great weekend Josh :)

Hey you too buddy! An just finished it really good! Woke up at 4 am seen this just as I got to work listen to it threw my start up! Great way to start the morning.

The narrator is Adam Barr, lol.

@@juneshannon8074 I knew that...

I'm a Vermonter and it is nice to have a story set in towns I've been to or know by name.

Thanks for sharing, Rich!! That's definitely one way to help the channel 🙏

Glad you like them!

Thanks Jeff, did you mean Swansong by Robert McGammon? One of my favorites

Thanks, I appreciate the comment 👍

Thanks Kraken! Did you try Rabid States? Some fans of AF don't get into it, but I find others do.

Thanks Cedar

Thank you Kathi, glad you're enjoying it!

Sunday or Monday hopefully - super glad you are enjoying it.

Glad you like it Milly. Next one should be available on Sunday or Monday :)

@RiverNinja20 Reading comprehension skills aren't taught in school anymore, are they?... I can tell because your clearly possess none. You see, once upon a time, in a land far far away, there was this magical place called, EARTH. On this earth, there were these highly respected individuals called, "teachers". It was the responsibility of these teachers to educate the populous on various aspects of effective communication. Thank God these teachers existed, for it was because of them and them alone that the populous was able to have a written form of communication which everyone was able to comprehend (understand). Thankfully, the written communication of this populous was abel to be effectively shortened over time, and everyone was thankful of that because before it was shortened, the entire populous would often have to write out every literal thought, right down to every literal word they were wanting to convey, in order that the other members of the populous could understand what was being communicated. As such, this new technique of communication required new teachings, so that the populous could...... comprehend this new, less literal form of written communication. However, after much deliberation, several sacrifices to their Gods, and multiple visits to their oracles, they finally mastered this new teaching, and they collectively decided to call it, "Reading Comprehension Skills". It was the birth of a miracle! Society began to learn at an exponential rate, and some people within the populous we able to make great advances because of this new thing called. Reading Comprehension Skills, and as such many of them went on to become scholars, great leaders, and even entertainers. All because of this Reading Comprehension skillset, the society was able to grow and thrive. But then, the evil and dark new group of people emerged, and they called themselves Generation Z. Those who were born within this Generation Z were greatly offended by Reading Comprehension Skills, and so they eventually banned together forced the teachers to stop teaching these wonderful skills to this new generation. As a result, one of their legacy ventured onto a social media platform one day, and he too became greatly offended, but this time his offense was the result of misconstrued words he had happened across, not realizing that he was unable to discern the ACTUAL definition and correct application of the word "threatening, threats, thretened", he began to look like a fool to those who survived the banned use of Reading Comprehension Skills.

I commented some time back no military personnel or anyone familiar with firearms would call a mag a clip. A clip is a thin strip of metal with cartridges attached and is used to speed load a mag whether it's detachable or a fixed internal magazine. The clip literally clips onto the mag's opening and the ammunition is pushed into the mag. The clip is then discarded.

@@alswann2702 Actually, you are both 100% incorrect. As anyone E4 or above in the military knows, the FIRST detachable magazine was patented by John Browning as the Clip Magazine. After that all detachable magazines were termed as a CLIP until the Vietnam Conflict. So, before you make a broad statement especially about Mili

@@alswann2702 At the rank of E4 in the Army it becomes necessary to study things such as Military History to prepare for promotion boards and build promotion points. The history of the Clip Magazine is a common board question. So, do your due diligence before spouting off.

@@whybother1887 if that's the only thing I have to complain about with this story, then I think that's not too bad. 😆

@@johndavis1625 I don't really think it's 100% incorrect. It was called a clip mag because they had only stripper clips at that time and was used to help identify mags at first until they were more common. So maybe around 50% I'll even give you 75%. But today, they are strictly called magazine throughout gun community

Hey Terrell, yes still coming next part goes live Sunday or Monday :)

@@ScottMedburyAuthor thank you for your work and your response sir. Your work is entertaining and motivating.

Not yet, next part drops Sunday around 5pm Eastern :)

Hi Denise, the playlist shows the books and videos in order ru-vid.com/group/PL6ER2sZpE1kHdlqtFoyLbBBhsA3qe__He

You can look up the series on Amazon. It shows the order of the books.

Lmaorotf

When he said bed Head wasn't he referring to your messy hair when you wake up in the morning

@@thetreeoflifeandfortnite2214 Yes he was. He was not referring to the headboard of the bed but the messy hair on Lukes head.