The book was very thorough in it and interesting. It is most important while listening to this book that you pay attention there is so many different sides of the story and although it is told very well it is very hard to keep straight. Maybe I should listen to it twice
A post-apocalyptic story narrated by Kevin Pierce and an intro by the author explains the books that he read that made him want to get prepared (and write a novel). I mean, how could I not love this? Well, I did. It was totally different than most of the post-apocalyptic books that I’ve read but..
Interesting original story. Great character development. Great post apocalyptic read. I enjoyed the narration and performance. This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review.
Review from Cold Kill →
What made the experience of listening to Cold Kill the most enjoyable? The development of the characters, no one can do it like Jack Olsen What did you like best about this story? The back story of all of the characters Have you listened to any of Kevin Pierce’s other performances before? How does this..
Would you listen to Salt of the Earth again? Why? Yes, the development of characters is like nothing I have ever read before. You feel like you are right there experiencing the story with them. What other book might you compare Salt of the Earth to and why? I am currently reading another Jack Olsen..
I wasn’t sure what genre that this book should fall into. It has a lot of pieces that could go into this genre or that one, but overall I felt that this was what I’ve called a “pre-apocalyptic” book mixed in with a Thriller and a little romance. But not that “new adult” kind of..
Review from Journey →
I want to see more practical information incorporated into the story. I hope the next book follows soon…
Review from The Misbegotten Son →
I’ve read and listened to many true crime stories and this one is incredibly difficult to take. Shawcross was the worst of the worst. Jack Olsen is an incredible writer. His books keep your interest all the way through. And Kevin Pearce is always a joy to listen to. But fair warning – some of..
Review from Zero Hour →
solid material but way too short. 4 hours. combine books next time and don’t milk your readers for credits.
Review from What’s Left of My World →
This is one of the best apocalypse type books I’ve read in a long time. The action was great and the characters were easy to understand. There were unexpected twists and turns that kept me on the edge of my seat. Based on the epilogue the second book could be better than the first!!