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I thought there was 1 more book in the series ??? Dig it though. It was worth the subscription price

I really like Jeffery Kafer, but after having all the characters cemented in my from Shawn Purvis it was a little jarring to hear a new voice and it took a while to reacclimate to the new voices. Salem still makes a lot of popculture references but not nearly as many as the first one..

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The whole book just feels like your being smothered for trying to do the right thing. Surrounded by back-stabbing c@@@$. It’s my least favorite book in the series so far. Hopefully book 5 will bring it around. I’m tired of everyone you like just dieing.

This book was a cozy ride that I can’t wait to continue with the second book!

I enjoyed having the two narrators, both had a amazing performance and I enjoyed the story lines twist and turns. don’t matter if your religious or not!

Not too good, nor bad story. The writer how to keep reader’s atention. Narrator is doing excellent work as always. The big Con for the book is a cliffhanger at the end

This book, while there is a decent Star Trek type sci-fi baseline, belongs in a grocery store checkout lane with other nonsencical romance tabloids.

I really enjoy most of Jeremy Robinson‘s books. They are fun, exciting and usually very humorous. The combination of RC Bray and Jeremy Robinson is almost always a recipe for a fun nine or 10 hours. The portions of this book narrated by Mr. Bray were great. However, I was not impressed by the narration..

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this book kept be on the edge of my seat. I guess a whole new view on mating I like new I like different three thumbs up

Jeremy Robinson and Kane Gilmour are an author dream team with Viking Tomorrow. In this adventure, we meet Val, who has been on her own since she was six-years-old. Fighting and violence is all she knows in post apocalyptic Scandinavia. In her 23 years, she has became an honorable, skilled and powerful Viking warrior. And..

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