Review from 300 Days →
I really enjoyed this book. I’ve listened to other books by this author and have been pleased every time. I loved the characters and the “feel good” vibe of the book. Most post apocalyptic books are too gory now days and I’m so over it. This book was refreshing in that aspect. The narrator did..
Today is 12/8/24 and I woke up to the following headline “Assad Flees as Syrian Rebels Take Damascus” To say the least, the headline made the book feel prescient, as if the book was coming to life in the moment. The story is built on the foundation of strong historical elements, and vivid visual imagery…
book would have been better with a little bit more substance to it and a little less sex
Review from Behind the Gates 1 →
Usually I love this author’s work.However, on this one, it was just a gigantic.Long snore fest too much set up for a first book and the narration was just boring a rare pass for me
Review from Aftermath 3 →
I love all Bobby Akart books. The characters are always real and easy to love or hate. The stories are interesting and keep me learning new things and wanting more.
Review from 300 Days →
I liked the humans being humans, but not all being crazy psychopaths. Drama, but not a trip to He’ll.
Review from True Love →
Why devote 3 books to Tessa and Lucas to just write an entirely different storyline. Would have liked to see Lucas become the man Tessa needed. Write a different book with the story of the last book. Just weird.
Review from Aftermath 1 →
I think the story was good and I might have enjoyed it better with a different narrator. I felt he was reading too fast and he wasn’t ably to connect me with the characters.
Review from Survivors →
Articulate refined male lead and an interesting diverse set of female characters. A well thought out space survival senario.
Review from Sad Love →
This 3rd book almost destroyed me listening to it. We have probably all known the feeling of not being enough. At 59, I’m still waiting to be. This book perfectly describes how it feels.