This is a decent story line. Not really worth all of the hype many reviewers give it. It is nice to have a series of stories with the same people in completely different scenarios to see how they interact. The narrator is annoying for many of the characters he does. For example, the two teens..
Review from The Endarkened →
A new take on this genre and great character development. When I started each book it was very difficult to stop until I was done listening. I’m looking forward to the next book.
Excellent series. If you enjoy this genre then this series is not to be missed. Great plot and excellent narrator.
Review from The Traveler Series →
Books 1 & 2 were great, kept me on the edge of my seat and jumped between character stories throughout and played well into the following book. Book 3 was more linear. Felt like it was building toward epic moments but multiple points of climax were too abrupt and lacked the imagery and descriptive language..
Review from Perfect Storm 3 →
Between this series and my Bible in a year farm chores were fun to do these last couple weeks!
Review from Prepper, Book 4 →
pretty bland story of an experienced fighter fumbling into trap after trap and getting through. never in any real danger. with battlefield pick ups and all. if your looking for a good standard story completely unbelievable with everyone living happily ever after this is your thing. if your looking for realistic look elsewherePierce was awesome..
Definitely one of the better apocalyptic booksWell written and kept my attention hard to put down
Review from Hostile Takeover →
I really enjoyed this series, great characters, engaging story line and believable situations. The Mad Mic is awesome.
No plot, non dimensional characters, no villains, just hours and hours of repetitive boring droning. Several hour I’ll never get back.
Great narration, pace and story concept. A bit predictable at times and shocking at others. My only gripe was the vocabulary used, giving the supposed middle aged characters a comical, past era slang that would consider words like “Buster” an insult. Serious Boomer-era vibes, but wholesome enough to allow my teens to listen.