Review from Revive: The Last Omnibus WTF 7-9 →
This is the last three books of the WTF series. it follows the main characters during a zombie apocalypse where they find the zombies are the least of their worries and they must untangle which survivors are trustworthy and which are not.
Review from Damascus Station →
Ooh! This was an excellent, fast paced, high octane read filled with spy craft, deception and suspense. I thoroughly enjoyed it. On to book #2.
Review from Survivors →
Good character, development and plot coverage. It’s sort of a lost in space meets land before time plot.
Review from Behind the Gates 1 →
As with most of Bobby Akart’s book series’, this is a SLOOOWWW start. There are a lot of characters, and it’s not the most exciting book. BUT…. I’ve read several of Akart’s books and mostly they all start slow and become incredible as a series. I would love to just buy all his series’ as..
Review from Sweet Nightmare →
I love Tracy Wolffs books. This one however has a very unique story line and love the character tie in .
I enjoyed the engaging story as I also learned and made lists of items to have on hand!Please add the next book to audible!
Review from Revive: The Last Omnibus WTF 7-9 →
ok, got a glitcheglitches. WTF what is a 911? Did you mean 1911? obviously spell check f it u0. Still a great portrait of how SHTF will come down on the 🐑
“Fractured: A Disaster Thriller” by Bobby Akart is a captivating tale of seismic chaos brought to life by Andrew Wehrlen’s stellar narration. Akart’s masterful writing and Wehrlen’s dynamic performance combine to immerse listeners in a vivid, high-stakes world where California’s ARkStorm catastrophe awakens the dreaded San Andreas fault. This thrilling narrative is both intense and..
“Behind the Gates 2: Collapse of America” by Bobby Akart, narrated by the superb Andrew Wehrlen, is a gripping post-apocalyptic tale of survival and community strife. Akart’s writing is taut and immersive, perfectly complemented by Wehrlen’s engaging narration. A must-listen for fans of high-stakes, neighborhood drama in a collapsing world!
“The Dust of Dawn” by Eloise J. Knapp is a gripping start to The Dust Series, where a sinister comet’s approach brings humanity to the brink of extinction. Knapp’s writing is sharp and enthralling, perfectly complemented by Andrew B. Wehrlen’s stellar narration. Together, they weave a post-apocalyptic tale that is both chilling and impossible to..