Review from Fight like a Man: A Post Apocalyptic Thriller →
This book gives the listener some things to think about in regard to surviving apocalyptic events. I get the feeling that the author has much to contribute in the non-fiction, survival genre, but a writer of fiction he is not! Worst of all is the ending, which is almost as if the author threw-up his..
Review from Grace Under Fire →
Another great story by Franklin Horton. I’ve read all his books and haven’t been disappointed yet.
Very disappointed. I really enjoy this narrator. But the book goes from an apocalyptic tale of survival to a politically charged Trump rally. I stopped listening. This is the second time this has happened with a book from this narrator. Its very disappointing.
These keywords were enough for me to try this book. All together, the story was whole. I don’t think I would of add anything to it. It was entertaining enough. If there were to be a movie out of it, I would certainly go see it, but only if Nicolas Cage is playing one of..
Review from Erebus →
Loved the book. Awesome story. Great horror/sci-fi. Well written, it kept my interest the whole way. Kevin Pierce is an amazing narrator. Tho not very skilled at accents apparently. This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review.
ordinary story with few high points. the technical aspects (like wounds etc) need improvement….the info needed is easily obtainable on the internet even by a layperson. nothing new, nothing interesting and some really stupid characters and situations. Good narrator
ordinary story with few high points. the technical aspects (like wounds etc) need improvement….the info needed is easily obtainable on the internet even by a layperson. nothing new, nothing interesting and some really stupid characters and situations. Good narrator
The arctic and antarctic have fascinated the literary world for years. From the adventure of conquering and exploring it to the minute examination of its life form. And of course to vilify it and make it the home to terrors that the mind can not fathom. From HP lovecraft came the mountains of madness. There..
it was still very interesting. it could have either been said in more words or could have been said with more evidence.
Review from Grace Under Fire →
Franklin has done it again!!! He is six for six when it comes to writing fantastic books!