This gives a clear path in starting my new company. Tied in with rocket fuel! And there is a lot of power. what’s amazing about implementing this from day one of my new company I can get a clear vision and understanding of where we are going and who will be on-board that same train…
Review from Persecution →
This book’s journey gave a thought provoking assessment of the many multifaceted views around the world on how the apocalypse will begin. The story’s foundation based off of biblical Scripture depicted the end times. A realistic viewpoint using fictional characters facing insurmountable odds as Christian believers, as the World System emerges into dominance. There is..
The Disruption Trilogy is a MUST HAVE series for any Post-Apocalyptic library. Unlike many books in this genre, there are no zombies, no Mad Max like cults, nor fantastical situations. What these books provide is the age-old struggle between good and evil brought to head by a believable collapse to our otherwise orderly society. We..
recccomendations on keeping a fire extinguisher in the kitchen in care of a fire and useless recommendations on what to do if someone shoots at your house.
Review from Salt of the Earth →
There is an introduction that says this is the best true crime book ever written – and it is good – but it’s also a long tale of pain. The final sentence makes it all worthwhile. I guess the "good" in the book is that some of the characters survived despite the odds, that they..
Review from Son →
This is a great story. It’s very well written and performed. You really start to think about nature versus nurture and how it can go wrong.
Mark Goodwin is an excellent author who I enjoy as a breath of fresh air with something different and unique rather than the usual fare. His choice of narrators is also spot on. Rather than preaching as some accuse, I see Goodwin as blending his Christian beliefs with an interesting and educational story. The main..
Review from Rising →
best character of all the books like this. by far my favorite book set. even better that one second after.
Fascinating story, but way too much profanity, and I cuss a lot, so I’m not just being prim and proper. But I stop short of using the Lord’s name in vain and I didn’t appreciate having to hear it over and over. It’s WAY over done, and offensive.
Review from EMP Deadfall →
The new trend on Audible seems to be the practice of breaking up a story into multiple parts. I can’t blame the author for wanting to triple or quadruple his royalty, but I’m growing weary of paying $60 or more for a single title that comprises four or more books!