Review from Locker Nine →
I really enjoyed this book. the worst part was when the book ended. Franklyn Horton does an amazing job. Well written and easy to be sucked into the story. Kevin Pierce does a steller job. Pierce is one of those narrators that keeps you engaged.
Review from Journey →
Some interesting characters but heavy handed much of the time. Feels like the author is talking down to us as readers who wouldn’t know how to survive an event like this, rather than spinning a real tale.
Review from A Clockwork Murder →
The story was gut-retching to listen to.I can’t believe such monsters as these two were not put to death. With grossly self written confessions that would make anyone physically ill,in my opinion were handed a “high five ” sentence. This is a case that should have been handed down a death sentence to be carried..
Review from Valley of Vengeance →
Perhaps the best book of the series since Book 1, although they have all been excellent. This one puts a nice bow on the whole “event,” but leaves the door open for more adventure if the author is so inclined.
Lots of action and suspense and great character development. The women characters grow and are strong. Disturbing yet accurate portrayal of society and the psychological effects of disaster. The sequel ends satisfyingly, but really can’t wait for the next book??!
Review from Valley of Vengeance →
What did you love best about Valley of Vengeance? I like how gritty the series is, and how the scenario could potentially happen in real life. It has given me some ideas about preparing for minor power outages like thunderstorms and ice storms. Good things to think about. What was one of the most memorable..
Review from SpaceMan →
I like the book, but it reminded me a great deal of all the other books like this. That being said, I will read the second volume.
Review from Dark New World, Book 1 →
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and am looking forward to book 2 in this series.
In the 2nd installment we are introduced to the monsters turned out into the world whom prisons can no longer contain. Jim, Gary, and Randi continue to make their way back home. We also learn what happened with the ladies who went to the FEMA camp. Plus, Jim’s family moves into the cave hideout. It’s..
Review from Push Back →
waiting on book 3. I have enjoyed both books thus far. The narrator was awkward at the start, but now fits perfectly into the story.