One harrowing adventure after another carries this book along as a dad, his teen son and a teen girl friend, plus their dog, cross the US to find the man’s younger children. The book is as serious as it is touching, as humorous as it is violent. It presents a typical view of what we..
The story is pretty good. The characters could use more development and personality but they are likeable. The author tends to get quite repetitive and I have found myself getting frustrated with hearing the same thing over and over and over. However, the series has several books associated with it and they are all included..
I’ve enjoyed this series for the most part, I keep coming back for more! But this one really started to annoy me. Why the heck would you stick around a moonshine camp knowing more Appalachian freaks were in the area and would 100% be coming after the explosion???? Especially considering you have children with you!!!!..
Review from The Dark Road Series Collection →
Good story without a lot of senseless violence, but a healthy dose of probably accurate action.
It did a lot of universe building and character development only to leave you with no real resolution. There’s a whole subplot of someone building a powerful orphan army but there’s no sequel. The “love conflict” felt like a trope you’d find in twilight. Brooding quiet cold guy in Takeru/Edward vs warm exciting adventurous guy..
Review from The Dark Road Series Collection →
I loved the storyline but really disappointed at the ending. Is there going to be a follow up?
Review from Breakthrough →
This series kept me listening through all 15 books. The family became my family and the evolution of living the journey was entertaining, and I hope something I never have to live through.
Review from Reclamation →
I loved the Dark Road series and am so glad the story continues. Thank you!
Review from Escape →
The writer spends a lot of time writing about things that are inconsequential to the story. It makes the books a bit boring. You don’t get to learn about the characters and they are basically just there. I hoped this second book would be better but I won’t be continuing even though the books are..
Review from Breakdown →
This is another end-of-the-world story. There are the usual characters; Special Forces hero dad, a couple kids and a good dog. They face bad guys. It’s not a new story. But there’s a sweet budding teenage romance and the story is told well.