The nice thing about this story was the fact that. the world doesn’t automatically fall apart it actually shows how people wouldn’t even realize that the power was going to be out for an extended time the story took time to build characters
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… the author seems to substitute gratuitous profanity for quality dialog. I’m not going to wade through that again to follow the story line in the next book. Not worth it.
Clarity
Review from The Ufonauts →
This volume is straight ward, no fluff or exaggerated speculation. I will add Hans Holzer to my favorite author list. WJ
Not our ordinary virus book
Review from Erebus →
This book did a good job of combining a virus book with the dangers of the cold. The book was well written and did a great job of showing the beginning of the end. The end was a little messy, but left it open for a sequel. Narration in the book was good.
Hooked.
Review from American Exit Strategy →
Hooked after character development. But I feel like there is way to much biblical push within the story. It’s seems like the author is very devout to Christianity, but those of us who are not so devout or believe in other religions or beliefs may be turned off by this. I’m not saying I’m against..
I love end of the world’ stories! Whether the ‘end’ is via zombies, flu, whatever. Anything that is WSHTF. I enjoy reading and thinking about how one copes with harsh new environments, trying to survive. The drama that is involved. and I love learning new tips. though most stores don’t have a lot of new..
Great performance, run off the mill story
Review from Fight like a Man: A Post Apocalyptic Thriller →
The story evolves around a prepper who turns out, when the shit hits the fan, is not all that well prepared as he thought. All his family are away and are trying to make their way back and we follow the individual family members on their journey. This feels like your typical run off the..
awesome
Review from Angel of the Abyss →
I love these books keep up the great work looking forward to the next one
Interesting perspective on apoc. lights-out tale
Review from Fight like a Man: A Post Apocalyptic Thriller →
Our protagonist Grayson Rowan spent the last several years preparing for an event that he hoped would never come to pass. Grayson is a prepper, and he diligently taught his family to be prepared for the unexpected. He taught them several survival skills such as gardening, canning, camping, and the use & maintenance of firearms…
The emotions, and reactions of the characters in this book are absolutely close to reality. Their experiences and challenges in this cold and brutal environment creates a story of survival. There is definitely no survival guaranteed when the simplest act of being outside without proper clothing could kill you!I received a free review copy from..