Hello, everyone, and thank you for checking out this first chapter for my novel's audiobook! "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world, asking the question of what it means to really live a life. Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 1 of 55. Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is the second novel from Aaron S. Harp. His first novel, "When the Lights Went Out", released in May of 2022, is currently available on Amazon." #audiobook, #scifiaudiobook, #preapocalypse, #postapocalyptic, #preapocalyptic, #endoftheworld, #doomsday, #rogueplanet, #novel, #book, #books, #novels, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #sciencefiction, #scifi, #scififiction, #doomsdaybook, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #dystopian, #dystopianbooks, #endtimes,

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 2 of 55. In chapter 1, we learned about Zeke and his dogs, taking a look at his routine and a bit about what makes him tick. In chapter 2, we meet his family at Thanksgiving dinner. All is not well, though, as Maverick, Zeke's brother, has a tension about him that fills the room. When Maverick finally reveals to Zeke the cause of his concern, Zeke's world begins to collapse. There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation. #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 3 of 55 In chapters 1 and 2, we learned about Zeke and his dogs, taking a look at his routine and a bit about what makes him tick. We were introduced to his family, and we learned of Earth's destiny: In six months, the world will be destroyed. In chapter 3, we see how Zeke handles the news immediately following the revelation. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 4 of 55 In chapters 1-3, we followed along with Zeke as he lived his last day of blissful ignorance to the coming apocalypse, going along with him as he began to come to terms with what the coming event really meant. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 5 of 55 In chapters 1-4, we followed along with Zeke as he lived his last day of blissful ignorance to the coming apocalypse, going along with him as he began to come to terms with what the coming event really meant. With his mind clearing, in chapter 4, Zeke puts together the first plan for his final days. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 6 of 55 In chapters 1-5, we followed along with Zeke as he lived his last day of blissful ignorance to the coming apocalypse, going along with him as he began to come to terms with what the coming event really meant. With his mind clearing, in chapter 5, Zeke puts together the first plan for his final days. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 7 of 55 In the lead up to this chapter, Zeke has been coming to terms with meaning and what life is now the world will be destroyed. In chapter 6, Zeke came to the realization that beauty deserves to be seen, even if that beauty and the recognition of it are doomed. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 8 of 55 In the lead up to this chapter, Zeke has been coming to terms with meaning and what life is now the world will be destroyed. In chapter 7, while volunteering at a foodbank, Zeke met Bob, a Vietnam War vet nearing 100. While having his Christmas Eve dinner, Bob told Zeke the tale of his life, with Zeke gaining a newfound appreciation for the stories of the everyman. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 10 of 55 Leading into chapter 10, the leaders of the world have made their announcement, telling the world of the coming apocalypse. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 11 of 55 Leading into chapter 11, the leaders of the world have made their announcement, telling the world of the coming apocalypse. Zeke has also begun his interviews, with Ren's now in the bag. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 12 of 55 Leading into chapter 12, Zeke has embarked on his journey across the country. Having already recorded Ren, he has given the world a day to herself, wanting to give her time to adjust, too. At the end of chapter 11, Zeke is greeted by a new character. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 13 of 55 Leading into chapter 13, Zeke has embarked on his journey across the country. Having already recorded Ren, he has also now met a young woman who had been hiking the Arizona Trail. Intrigued, Zeke finds himself wanting to know more about her. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 14 of 55 Leading into chapter 14, Zeke has embarked on his journey across the country. Having already recorded Ren, he now finds himself accompanied by a young woman, Amelia, with the two pondering what may come next. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 15 of 55 Leading into chapter 15, Zeke has embarked on his journey across the country. Having already recorded Ren, he now finds himself accompanied by a young woman, Amelia. The impacts of the coming planet are also beginning to pop their head as the night skies are now constantly alight with meteors. Though mostly small and providing a harmless light show, Zeke and Amelia have now also seen the impacts of the larger meteors. Knowing they are a safe distance from the resulting fires, Zeke enters chapter 15 preparing for his first broadcast. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 16 of 55 After his first broadcast in chapter 15, chapter 16 finds Zeke and Amelia preparing to leave Arizona to make their way up to Harvey in Idaho. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 17 of 55 After leaving Arizona behind, Amelia and Zeke make their way to Idaho. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 18 of 55 Having arrived in Idaho at Harvey's family's home, Zeke sits down to record Harvey's story. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 19 of 55 With Harvey's interview now recorded, Zeke and Amelia enjoy some time around the Stairn property, with Harvey and Zeke exploring nearby Redfish Lake and discussing their plans for the final days. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 20 of 55 After spending several days with the Stairn family and getting to know them, it is now time for Zeke to do his next broadcast of 'Voices of the Apocalypse,' turning to his internet phone and stream viewers to find his next interviewee. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 21 of 55 After spending several days with the Stairn family and getting to know them, it is now time for Zeke and Amelia to part ways with the family and begin their trek to their next stop. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 22 of 55 Zeke and Amelia find themselves traveling through the Rocky Mountains. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 23 of 55 With Viator now visible on the horizon, the realities of the situation are becoming real for Zeke and Amelia. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 24 of 55 Zeke and Amelia arrive and Lina's house and meet the family. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thankyou so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 25 of 55 We get to spend a day with the Tazos family. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 26 of 55 Zeke sits down for his next broadcast of 'Voices of the Apocalypse.' Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 27 of 55 Zeke, Amelia, and the Tazos family discuss the previous interview and a bit of their life before being confronted by a disaster hitting the West Coast. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooksThank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.'

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 28 of 55 Despite the recent destruction of her previous home, Lina sits down with Zeke to talk about her life. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 29 of 55 Zeke and Amelia say goodbye to the Tazos family and begin their trek to reunite Amelia with her parents in Kansas. Stopping for the night, they meat a group of families. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 30 of 55 Zeke and Amelia explore Wither's Canyon before embarking on the final portion of their trip to Kansas. Amelia is feeling nervous and anxious as they arrive to her parents' home. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 31 of 55 Zeke and Amelia arrive at her home, and Zeke gets to meet her family. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 32 of 55 After finding out the dire situation Amelia's parents find themselves in, Zeke forms a plan to help. Before following through, though, he does the next 'Vloices of the Apocalypse' broadcast, getting his most unexpected of interviewees. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 33 of 55 After the interview, Zeke now sets out to find supplies for Amelia's parents. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 34 of 55 While searching for supplies for Amelia's parents, Zeke's curiosity overcomes him, and he can no longer resist checking out a city, deciding to make his way into Wichita. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 35 of 55 Amelia sits down for her interview with Zeke. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 36 of 55 Zeke, Amelia, and her parents begin to fall into a routine during a brief interlude, allowing the Millers to spend as much time together as possible. Zeke also records another interview of someone from his stream viewerpool. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 37 of 55 Zeke and Amelia begin their preparations to leave the Millers. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 38 of 55 Amelia says goodbye to her parents as she and Zeke get back onto the road. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 39 of 55 Zeke interviews his coworker, Celine. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 40 of 55 Zeke and Amelia take their alternate route on the Blueridge Parkway and witness an impact on the moon. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 41 of 55 As Amelia goes hiking on a trail, Zeke stays behind to fix the HAM radio. Once fixed, he tunes to a new frequency with hopes of finding someone abroad for his next 'Voices of the Apocalypse.' Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 42 of 55 Debris rains through the sky and lights the world on fire. Now, Zeke and Amelia must race through the mountains to escape a fiery death. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 43 of 55 After escaping death on the Blue Ridge Parkway, Zeke and Amelia finally make it to Kimmie's. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 44 of 55 Kimmie, Zeke, and Amelia explore the property before Kimmie sits down for her interview. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 45 of 55 Zeke and Amelia spend their last day at Kimmie's. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 46 of 55 Zeke and Amelia finally make it to north Florida, pulling over and enjoying the beach for a day. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 47 of 55 Zeke records his penultimate episode of 'Voices of the Apocalypse.' Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 48 of 55 Zeke and Amelia must escape a tsunami. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 49 of 55 Zeke tells his story. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 50 of 55 Arrival. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 50 of 55 Zeke and Amelia head to Destin. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 52 of 55 Zeke reunites with his family, and they are forced to address the question of where they want to face the end. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 53 of 55 Zeke's most dreaded day finally arrives. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 54 of 55 Zeke comes to terms with his decision and its consequences. The family, knowing time was quickly coming to an end, have an important conversation around a campfire, Amelia telling Zeke a secret she had been holding onto. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' Chapters will be posted separately, with a plan to post once a week. Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Chapter 55 of 55 The moment, and Viator, arrives Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks

Thank you so much for checking this audiobook for my novel, 'Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse.' As we have reached the end of the audiobook, if you liked it, please consider leaving it a rating/review on Amazon or Goodreads! Amazon link for the Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover versions: https://a.co/d/jjpD410 Epilogue. The Olympians watch as their home is destroyed before heading into deep space. Full Novel Synopsis: "There have been many extinction events throughout the eons. Five, in fact, which wiped countless species off the face of the planet. Each time, however, life bounced back. New species picked up the mantle and continued on, growing and thriving, creating new ages, and eventually leading to the human race. We humans have gone about our lives and our existence as if that couldn’t happen to us, with anyone claiming otherwise being labeled naught but a conspiracy theorist. One day, though, those conspiracy theorists will be right. Thanksgiving of 2042 was like every other Zeke had experienced in his 37 years. It was filled with family, food, and fun. As the night began to draw to a close, however, Zeke’s brother pulled him aside, bringing Zeke’s world crashing down in the process. His brother, Maverick, an astronomer and engineer working for NASA, had been privy to knowledge of the next great extinction event, one from which no one or thing on the planet would escape. Viator, a rogue planet the size and mass of Neptune, had been discovered entering the solar system as it passed through the Kuiper Belt. It was careening into the planetary regions of the system, bringing with it a doomsday to end them all, and they had just six months left. Upon hearing the news that Viator would impact Earth, destroying his home planet to a level not even bacteria would survive, Zeke couldn’t fight the meaninglessness of life that was quickly becoming debilitating. After all, if nothing was going to exist in half a year, what was the point of doing anything? Maverick, however, was not done bearing news. On a call to Zeke for Christmas, he informed him of a plan to save the human race. The Olympians, a series of 12 spacecraft, were being built for the purpose of carrying pieces of humanity to star systems with potentially habitable planets. Though no living humans would be aboard, everything from paintings to embryos and DNA would be aboard to carry on the species. Struck by this news that humanity and the world he knew would live on, despite there being no escape for anyone alive during the end of days, an idea popped into Zeke’s mind. Over nine billion people called Earth home, and each and every one of them had their own unique stories. They may not have been someone everyone knew, someone that impacted the world, but their stories were just as crucial to the human experience and existence as any that may have shaped humanity. Maverick agreed. Now with a newfound lease on the end of the world, Zeke set out to record those stories—the lives and fears of everyday people—in order to add their stories to the crafts’ payloads. Social workers, pilots, mothers, fathers, heroes, and villains, Zeke became determined to document as many as he could, as honestly as he could. With the crafts set to launch four months later, time was of the essence, so Zeke and his two dogs set out on a journey to save the stories of the common man, his fresh lease on his limited life carrying him indomitably to the end of everything. "Viator: Voices of the Apocalypse" is an introspective journey to the end of the world. You won’t find the violence or action that grace the pages of other novels in this genre. Instead, Viator aims to examine the fears, regrets, and stories we would all be forced to reckon with on a planet doomed to annihilation." #audiobook, #audiobooks, #scifiaudiobook, #scifi, #doomsday, #apocalypse, #novel, #book, #introspective, #meaningoflife, #endoftheworld, #sciencefiction, #dystopian, #scifibooks, #scifibook, #endtimes, #dystopianbooks