i found this book categorized under Fiction> Gay & lesbian. i was ecstatic to find Post-apocalyptic/ survival thriller featuring a main character who is Non-binary and hoping it was not too campy but was lied to. i’m pretty sure they categorized this book wrong (i’m going to ask support later). the book came out recently..
As a big fan of the enter darkness series I was pumped for this and it doesn’t disappoint Excellent narration from Andrew he’s one of the best Highly recommended if you like a little realism with your end timesI received a free review audiobook and voluntarily left this review
Review from Sacrifice →
I genuinely enjoyed the first 3 books in Rich Baker’s Zed’s World series, so I am a bit sad to say I found this one to be a bit disappointing. There was nothing majorly wrong with the book, other than it felt like almost nothing happened for the vast majority of it. Most of it..
The narration was in monotone and took a lot away from the story. Please find more adept narrators for subsequent publications.
Review from Sacrifice →
Volume three, or four depending who’s counting, begins with the military protecting an oil refinery from the hoard. D-Day and Carmen join up with Danny’s crew while Danny, Elaine, and Naomi spend several days escaping from under a mountain. The Puckett-Montero feud is coming to a head. The zombies take a back seat to the..
Review from The General’s Mate →
I can’t wait to listen to the rest! Love the characters and the story!! Princess Buttercup is still the best!!!
Review from The Lieutenant’s Mate →
Overall I enjoyed this audiobook. I didn’t realize when I started listening that it is part of a series that needs to be read in order so I was a bit lost. Once I caught on a bit, I enjoyed the story. There’s a lot going on, but I love the chosen family theme and..
Review from Love’s Survival →
Really enjoyed this story. Plenty of steam and I wondered where the romance or HEA could come in – you’ll have to read to know – but this is a really great story of how relationships can grow and change over time and distance. I think the narration was a little stilted but still good…
Review from Divided →
This is another unfinished post-apocalyptic story. I don’t know why so many authors of dystopian fiction can’t seem to write a complete story, but it frustrates me no end. At least this story is realistic, having no zombies or aliens from outer space. Most of the main characters are believable, although some of the antagonistic..
Twenty somethings deployed in Iraq…orders they can’t fraternize with each other…but young and sexual they do.Upon being found out he is sent home, has feelings of guilt and places some blame on the girl.Both he and she experiment sexually with others when they are apart..exploring..but both having been raised in religious backgrounds feel some guilt..surprisingly,..