Review from The Endarkened →
If you are also following the Mad Mick series you might want to get caught up on that one before reading/listening to this particular book. It will help put the events that happen here into perspective, but it is by no means required and there are no spoilers in this book. This book is like..
Liked it all. From the story to the characters to the voice actor. And of course, the author.
I enjoy post apocalyptic/dystopian fiction and have listened to several series. This is one of the best!
Review from 36 Hours →
unfortunately. could not finish… so much propaganda.also written on 5 th grade level .. guns god and women are subservient patriarchal observant baby makers. .there are so many better choices for apocalyptic or dystopian sci Fi. .
the worst and worst of the group. no one is safe from this dangerous situation and no one is exempt from the pain that comes with chaos.
If you have ever wondered what people did for entertainment in the past, this is the book for you. LeRoy Ashby demonstrates how social, political, and cultural shifts impacted the way we viewed entertainment. Billy Joel’s song “We didn’t start the fire” is a brief time capsule through history and pop culture, but “With Amusement..
This was the first book of its genre I have read where the author focuses one of the storyline of SHTF in a neighborhood amongst neighbors. excellent story!
All the authors deceptions of females are absurd. He has the idea of a strong woman mixed up with a b*thch. super boomer simp mode. but other boomers like this level of super simping.
Loved it from the start! Listened to it twice. loved all of the characters
Review from Cruel Deception →
This book needed half its length. Started out strong, but too many details and too back and forth. One of the more disappointing reads.