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After Yesterday - A post-apocalyptic romance

After Yesterday - A post-apocalyptic romance

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Unabridged Audiobook

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Release Date
March 18, 2025
Duration
5 hours 21 minutes
Summary
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

Get ready for the action of The Walking Dead, the friendship of Stand By Me, and the sizzle of Fifty Shades of Grey.

❝︎ Once again, the action was very well written, and there was a lot of it. There are compelling cliffhangers at the end of chapters and sections. I just raced right along reading this and couldn’t put it down. Some great moments of humor relieve the bleakness of the story.❞︎

Surviving the virus was one thing, surviving humanity after is another.

Rachel Davenport has always liked things ordered and neat, so when the Sy-V virus decimated the world around her, she was left reeling. With winter closing in and danger everywhere she turns, the last thing she needs is the unexpected arrival of her former high school sweetheart—a man who left her without so much as a goodbye.

When James O’Connor crossed the country to declare his love for Rachel, the girl he left behind eight years ago, he knew he’d have a fight on his hands. But the girl he left has become a woman he struggles to recognize. As the apocalypse forces him to balance his morality against Rachel’s determination, can he cross the chasm growing between them?

As humanity crumbles around them and survival becomes everything, James and Rachel must choose between what is smart, and what is right.

The stakes are higher than ever… can love survive a second chance?

Author’s note: After Yesterday is the second book in The After series of interconnected standalone post-apocalyptic romance novels. If you love reading stories by Kate L. Mary, Kate Morris, T.L. Payne, Stella Craig and Kyla Stone, then you will love this series.

❝︎ What a ride! I devoured this in one sitting. ❞︎
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Profile Avatar Matthew H. May 2026

The digital narration made it hard to listen to. There were many times I almost turned it off. Especially the female voice, she had no key vocal changes, just one steady monotone ramble. No emotion

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