Review from Perdition →
Perdition, the last book in The Days of Noah trilogy, is fast-paced and will keep you hooked from the first page. This is definitely one of my favorite series, that I can listen to over and over. The focus is in the events of the end times, as described in the Bible. However, as Mark..
This is a wonderful set of stories. It starts a touch slow yet really does great character building and real life problems…
Review from No Stone Unturned →
Utterly fascinating story of the development of a forensic science team. Mixes the scientific details of the technologies and techniques used with the storylines of the crimes to keep all readers engaged. Gives the reader some insights into how dedicated investigators become as they search for justice for victims and their families. Enthralling! Excellent narration!
Review from Sons of the Lost →
Entire series so far has been very good, Great story in showing humanity’s failures and pitfalls and in contrary it’s ability to grow , learn and adapt ??????
It’s a good story but seems to have a lot of religious right sneaking in. And anti government guns guns and more guns. Then more anti government. Then more religious far far right. A little to much politics for my taste. But still a good read.
Review from Persecution →
Persecution is the second book in the Days of Noah trilogy, which is a series based on Bible prophecy of the End Times. The action picks up, as Noah’s group has decided they will fight back against a tyrannical government that used a Christian organization as a scapegoat. Meanwhile, Everett’s group has some inside information..
Review from American Survivor →
I really enjoyed this 1st book and I’m excited for the next one. Great survival story with a few extra plot points that make it interesting. definitely recommend.
Loved each book in this series about people surviving a horrible apocalyptic world where humans are often the real enemy and relationships that allow them to survive.
Review from Ash →
The book is the first in a new twist to the Apocalypse series where a group of people are given a different series of unfortunate events in each book. An attack happens and really noone knows really by who or for why whom, and what happens after the attack makes this book was very plausible..
I’ve read a lot of reviews from people complaining that there’s too much scripture involved with the storyline. All I can say is for those who are of this opinion, you don’t understand the problem. Perhaps if you opened your heart and listened to the scripture presented you would know why our country is falling..