Judgment Day Free Audiobook Download by Rick Partlow

Judgment Day is set in a dystopian future that has been ravaged by war and the remains of human life are barely clinging on. Children are now cared for by robots, who take care of everything from their education to their personal needs. When Judgment Day happens, three children are selected for an escape across the only land bridge between the mainland and an island known as "the Land" where they will stay safe from the robot-controlled society.

Judgment Day is a 1978 science fiction horror film about a madman who tortures people to insanity. It was written and directed by James Patrick Cronin, starring Dan O'Herlihy and has had several remakes including Judgment: Murder in 2002.

Judgment Day by Rick Partlow is a thrilling, action-packed, sci-fi thriller that takes place in the near future. All human beings are created equal, but because of evolution and natural selection, some are stronger, faster, or smarter. Consequently, those who are stronger and more intelligent have a higher chance of survival than those who aren't. The book follows one of these 'superior beings,' Richard Jones - he was born with the full capacity for creating a fully functional new organism from scratch - and his journey to find out what happened to his family on Judgment Day - when all humans were supposed to die.

Judgment Day by Rick Partlow is a science fiction sci-fi novel, written by Rick Partlow in 1983. It's about the first contact with an extraterrestrial race, and it centers on exploring human judgment. The narrator of this audiobook download is James Patrick Cronin.

Judgment Day is the first volume of the 36-part science fiction saga, The New Earth. It tells the story of a besieged Earth and an alien civilization ready to take over when they discover two humans with the power to end all war.

Judgment Day is the first in a series of apocalyptic novels. It has been made into a radio drama, graphic novel and movie. Set in 2033, Judgment Day tells the story of how the world ended and begins to explore how society would function during that time.