Review from The Dust of Dawn →
Dust of Dawn is the start of a new series by Eloise Knapp, the author of a favorite series of mine, The Undead Situation. I first heard of the book when I had the opportunity to get a free review copy, and was pretty glad to seize the chance. I had previously purchased all 4..
Review from The Dust of Dawn →
Not about survival really, more about an alien invasion and how the characters react. I’m more into books where characters react and then survive a world ending event.
Review from The Longest Night →
The Longest Night: Enter Darkness, Book 1 – First book I’ve read/listened too by K.M Fawkes and it was a very pleasant surprise, two totally opposite lead characters that bicker and interact like families do. great story line with plenty of action from beginning to end. I was given a free copy of this audiobook..
Review from The Dust of Dawn →
With many apocalypse Books on the market Eloise does a great job giving a fresh take on it A dark sci-fi novel with horror elements I would recommend This to fans of the mist by Stephen king and of her zombie novels Andrew does a great job with The narration looking forward to book 2..
First things first: I was given this audiobook for free in exchange for my honest review. In terms of story, I thought this novel expertly portrayed a vivid and at time frightening depiction of end-of-the-world events. You begin the novel with several different characters, each with their own interesting backstories that really enrich the storyline…
Review from Faulted →
I have never been disappointed with this author. Jacqueline has mastered it and the narrator is great!
Review from The Dust of Dawn →
I received this book for free, in exchange for an unbiased review. A comet is heading for earth and with only 3 months warning, chaos ensues. This is a dual story of the apocalypse and not, told at once. Apocalypse, because everything at ground zero is about as bad as you can get, and not..
Review from The Dust of Dawn →
This is a book nestled right in my favorite genre. The recent explosion of post-apocalyptic fiction is great for me. I can’t get enough. The author does an great job of the character development. By the end, you feel like you’ve known these characters for years. The only thing I did not like was how..
Review from Faulted →
This didn’t feel up to the author’s usual work. The characters are uneven and feel roughly sketched. In fact the whole book feels like a rough draft for a series without the details. There is nothing really new here. At least there are no zombies. Andrew B. Wehrlen narrates well and does a solid job..
Review from The Longest Night →
I don’t want to give anything away so I will keep my review brief. This story starts out after the EMP’s went off, they explain why they had to kill all the electronics with the EMP’s and it’s actually a pretty believable tale. I felt the author did a fantastic job of showing what life..