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Boring story, not very thought provoking. i was hoping for more substance in the story.

this book leads nowhere. story never develops. just 6 hours of exposition. save your credit.

Any additional comments? I love the narrator so that is why I chose the book. The story, while great in parts, was very predictable in others with an ending that was a bit too happy fairy tale ending for my liking.

The author is more concerned about his political views than the story. The setup includes blaming national healthcare, the social safety net, and lack of “Christian” values for his world’s decline. I felt it was a bit much if the story is about dealing with an economic collapse, to try and include that level of..

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What about Kevin Pierce’s performance did you like? Kevin did a nice job narrating this information in a good matter-of-fact tone. It felt very balanced, Any additional comments? I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

I like series books that help the reader understand the story line. narrator can get more into the book. was hard to keep the emotions that went with what was going on.

Having been born and raised in Tennessee, MARK does an excellent job with compelling southern characters and their ways. I also enjoyed the Biblical prophecy lessons as well.

A powerful indictment of an establishment that prefers to see campers eaten alive than to have campers with guns. By the time the ranger showed up with his gun the bear had finished their meal. Thank God no bears were injured.

Where does SpaceMan rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far? Near the middle. Who was your favorite character and why? Couldn’t find one in Book 1. What does Kevin Pierce bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book? I don’t actually read books. Was there a..

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can’t wait for part 2the sad part is this can actually happenI’m going to start stocking up on supplies