'George Washington Crossing the Delaware' painting. Please feel free to comment on whether you found my review helpful.Photo of Reenactment with added effect of Leutze's I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and voluntarily left this unbiased review. There are no explicit sex scenes, or excessive violence. He did well with all the character voices and had a good cadence and clarity to his narration.

This is the first book I’ve listened to by this narrator ( D.C. This book ends with a conclusion to one segment of their journey and leaves us with a big unknown which is the obvious lead into the next book. Picking up the odd character along the way, their expanded group does what they must to reach their goal. Unfortunately, the gang that forced them from their home is on their trail. Attempting the long track to Detroit is not free from dangers or challenges, but still seems their better option. Staying in their home, despite all the preparations his wife made for a potential emergency like this, is proving unsafe. Nathan, along with his family and friend, set off towards Detroit in hopes of finding the refuse a friend has told them about. I like the idea of an Ice Age apocalyptic event. This is the seventh book I’ve read/listened to by this author and I have enjoyed every book so far. But with dangerous conditions and roving gangs, getting there seems like an impossible dream. When an old friend of Nathan’s tells him that Detroit has become a paradise, with greenhouses full of food and plenty of solar energy for everyone, it sounds like the perfect place to escape. With an asthmatic young son and a new baby on the way, they’ll have to find a safe place they can call home or risk freezing to death in this harsh new world. His wife, Cyndi, has diligently prepped food and supplies, but it’s not enough to get them through a never-ending winter.

Nathan Tolley is a talented mechanic who has watched his business dry up due to gas shortages following the drastic tectonic shifts.

Shifts in the Earth's crust have led to catastrophe, and now the North Pole is located in the mid-Atlantic, making much of the eastern United States an unlivable polar hellscape. No one could have predicted the terrifying impact of human interference in the Arctic. In the dawn of a new Ice Age, families everywhere are taking to the road to escape the frigid landscape - but you can’t outrun the cold.

Freezing Point by Grace Hamilton