Review from Alone in the Light →
this is a very enjoyable story. the readers did a great job. the jokes were well timed and not groaners. the action was immersive and fast paced. chapter 13 has adult situations I would rate pg-13. there is a moment in chapter 24 that just broke me. again for the kid’s in back, great read!
Review from Alone in the Light →
Great story and performance. I was really surprised at how much I loved it. This isn’t my usual type of book but I was drawn in and could not stop listening. Really brought to attention the invisible wounds that so many carry around. I am looking forward to more books from the author.
I’d ranks this one third out of the first three. It still has the same style, pacing, and action/humor as the first two, but I felt like this one jumped around a little more. The town of Tolerance was a fun nod to the state of some people currently. I liked the addition of some..
This was a surprising treat. A lot of times comedy fiction is amusing but not all that funny. This author knows how to make characters outrageous and hilarious without crossing the line into ludicrous. Even with the good writing, this book wouldn’t have been nearly so entertaining without Phil Thron’s spot-on timing. He nailed it…
This is great stuff. Really funny writing, fast moving good story, good characters, and a narrator with good voices and comedic timing.
Review from Tales of the Apocalypse →
i wouldve skipped if id known it was shorts but still was very entertaining to listen to
Review from Superdreadnought 5 →
Too funny, great series. Just pay close attention to the quick quipsters. Loved it, wanting more from Phil Thron.
This is my first from the author . The blurb caught my eye . But so did the narrators. I wanted to see first hand how someone survives the service . As a young child we use to stay up till all hours of the night watching those type of movies. This story will hold..
Review from Alone in the Light →
Cannot express in a review how the writing style of the author lends to both a physical book and this audio edition. The story isn’t one that we should have to experience, but one EVERYBODY needs to. Not ever being in the military, the author gives those who have the pleasure to listen to this..
Review from Crossroads of the Apocalypse →
When I first started the Duck and Cover series, I wasn’t sure where they were going… But MAN I am glad I’ve stuck around for the ride. Benjamin Wallace and Phil Thron are back with the next installment to give us more of everything that has made this series so great. Humor, danger, intrigue, humor,..