Well, if it isn’t one thing it’s another. Choose your poison— except you can’t. Our protagonist Rick tells us early in this first-person tale that he is an absolute loner (which I totally get because, well, I am one too). But nothing is really absolute, as we soon learn. Our protagonist, Rick, is also a..
This book would be a 4 star if it didn’t take too long to get to the next senerio. 30 chapters of long winded crap. Also due to the nature of the story a non realistic senario . this would have gotten a lot worse vert fast. went through a whole book and the characters..
I enjoyed it but did not care for the epilogue. Story good but seems unfinished.
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it was well written and I was hooked from the beginning. love the narrator. This audiobook was given by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.
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it was well written and kept my attention. narrator spoke well and did a good job. This audiobook was given by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.”
I was about three chapters into the book when I realize that this is just some Infowars jack off novel. they took some of the most outlandish and ridiculous – and for the lovers of the Infowars ilk that is certainly saying something – and turned it into a novel. All of the stupid rumors..
From the likeability of the characters, the relationships developed, to the very end… Mr. Craven did a phenomenal job creating this novel. This book is about prepping and survival, it’s NOT a post-apocalyptic book. However, the post-apoc nerd in me is really hoping the author writes a sequel with this cast again, preferably in a..
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I like this stories to have more bandits in them, but for Book 1. I found it entertaining and done very well. I will continue with this story
This is a compelling and emotional story of Lauren, a daughter growing up under the tutelage of her father. A father who prized self-reliance, strength and honor in people. A father who taught his daughter the ways of the forest, hunting, camping, hiking, and most importantly weapons and how to protect oneself. Her father knew..
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Ripley and some of her classmates find themselves having to use skills honed through hardship and disaster preparedness. After a massive solar flare knocks out power and electronics they must adapt to a quickly changing social landscape. When the society’s motto becomes survival of the fittest, Ripley, a college student seeks safety and a way..