Review from Judgment →
judgement could have been entirely condensed to a single chapter at the end of the prior book. I persisted because the ongoing saga has been intriguing but this book was a meandering mess. While I generally enjoy character building and vivid descriptive writing this was excessive. They belabored so much of the character’s internal dialog..
Review from The Complete Disruption Trilogy: Books 1 – 3 →
I could not stop listening, and only wish the story would continue. The author does an amazing job.
Review from The Traveler Series →
This story was basically full of very cliche’ characters. Not up to par with other series in the genre such as the coming home series or One Second After.
Review from The Borrowed World Box Set, Volume One: Books 1-3 →
This series is a page turner and difficult to put down. The characters are engaging and varied. There is someone for everyone. That said, I am exhausted by the never ending violence. I, as well as the characters, would like a little time to enjoy a day filled with sunshine, family, and laughter. I am..
Review from Days of Want Series, Books 1-7 →
I really appreciated the real-life struggles of all American citizens in the event of an EMP. Getting food, setting up to survive by their own hands. Banding together to fight off the bullies who are forever survivors. What an eye opener. While not true, it could be….
Review from Blood Spring →
good stuff. entertaining progression from collapse to all out warfare. now I am saying nonsense to get to the 15-word minimum to write my freaking review.
Review from American Oligarch →
The light-heartedness and seriousness of the characters in this series blended seamlessly together and narrated by Kevin Pierce made an irresistible storyline/listening experience!
Story line was easy to follow even with daily stop and starts. Had me on the edge of my seat at times.
Really enjoyed the characters and story. Great overall. Good mix of sci-fi and real world possibilities
Review from Burning Down Boise →
This book was a bit of a departure from Horton’s previous book series (The Borrowed World, Locker Nine, The Mad Mick). This time the main character isn’t a die hard prepper and doesn’t know much about operational security. But through a combination of stubbornness, determination, and luck, he somehow manages to do what he set..