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Too much religion

Review from American Exit Strategy →

Quit by the time I hit chapter 7. By this point in the book I should be seeing some kind of story coming together. All it has been is religious views and political views. Couldn’t listen to it any longer. Such a disappointment. I have enjoyed other books by this author.

Super Trioligy

Review from Promises to Keep: After the EMP →

Excellently written trilogy. Officially one of my favorite authors now. Doesn’t fall in love with a word and use it repeatedly. Uses references to historical events without droning on and on. Manages to effectively juggle multiple storylines . Battle scenes are well excuted without having to elaborate. I also love the narrator….he really brings the..

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A warning of things to come

Review from American Exit Strategy →

I liked this book. I found it both realistic fiction and educational. I understand what someone else reviewing this said in that it feels like they are preaching at you a bit, but I feel that they are also trying to educate the reading in real world things like economic, political and survival realities and..

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Typical post-apocalyptic story

Review from Days of Panic →

Although it’s obvious at the end that this story will continue, thankfully, it does not end in a cliffhanger. There are different circumstances and events, of course, but this story pretty much follows the post-apocalyptic scenario: confusion about what is happening, struggling to travel without electronics and power, and fighting off desperate people. As with..

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Thrilling!

Review from Perdition →

What a ride into the end of days! Mark has obviously done a great deal of research into real events and has done a good job of weaving those into the story.

Good Stuff!

Review from The Days of Noah →

This has been one of the best books I’ve been able to enjoy in a long time. The material is relevant to the time in which we live and though fiction, uses a lot of what is to present what could be.