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Solid start to new survival series.

Review from Fight to Survive →

Fight to Survive is the first book in a new survival series. Since I can’t give half stars I’m rounding up to four stars for the story. It hits all the right beats for the genre, telling the stories of several characters who eventually come together in a struggle to survive, but what makes this..

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Typical dystopian fiction

Review from Fight to Survive →

For a change, this apocalypse isn’t caused by an EMP. Other than that, though, this story is rather contrived and trite. The main characters are likable, but their actions aren’t always logical or believable. Basically, this is stereotypical dystopian fiction. Andrew Tell delivers a very satisfactory performance. His pacing is appropriate and his character voices..

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Strangers forming Community

Review from Fight to Survive →

This is a zombie free post apocalyptic story. That could be good or bad depending on your preferences. The story moves along well and follows several story lines that merge as strangers find each other and join to survive what’s left of the world. Nothing new or unexpected here, but the story is delivered competently..

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OMG!

Review from Jurassic Dead →

very good book. good action sequences very attention-grabbing action-adventure. I’m very excited to go to next part of the story.

Good series

Review from World’s Edge →

Seems to be based on Japanese samurai, though that is never stated, it has the feel of it. A more oriental voice or intonation would have been more compatible.

another great book!

Review from Dark Destruction →

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review. I have really enjoyed all the books in this series. This poor group does deserve a break haha. Iliked the storyline in this book, very interesting. I had to find out what happened!

Typical but not too bad.

Review from Fight to Survive →

Not a bad addition to the apocalyptic horror genre; a bit overly dramatic at times by the narrator, but not too bad. This is your typical virus gone viral killing 95+ percent of the world’s population. Those that remain are immune and now must face the overwhelming task of survival. The story transitions from Nick..

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