Post apocalyptic story. I liked it more than I expected and it can be read/listened to as a stand alone. It is more about human survival and what we humans do in a disaster.
post apocalyptic
Review from Faulted →
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I really enjoyed the story. Definitely an original idea that kept me wanting to know more. Looking forward to the story of what comes next. The characters where real. Meaning that the had flaws and had genuine emotions. Enjoyed the narrator alot. He has a very unique voice and can portray male/female characters rather well…
It started out so strong, with great hope…. but went flat, and kept deflating to the point that at the end of the story, I didn’t even crave for it to continue…. Nor will I be reading any possible books in this series
Great Pulp Thriller!
Review from Tunnel Rats →
Vincent Zandri may have created the character of Sam Savage as an Air Marshall, but this is 100% non-stop action. I loved how the author incorporated real places and events in the book Tunnel Rats. Those details really made the story that much more believable, and added to the imagery. This is one fast heart-pumping..
Can’t get enough
Review from Infinite Mayhem →
I really really enjoy this series. No one reason for it. Either it is for you or not… If you enjoy badass syfy fun, give this a try.
I loved this book because the scenario is possible. An EMP in this situation would indeed mean the end of life as we know it. How would our society act if we had to resort to life without electronics? I was able to connect with the characters and felt myself taking their actions personally (they..
I enjoyed getting to know the characters in this book.The horrors that they go through are beyond believable! Andrew B. Wehrlen is a fantastic narrator.I was given this book by the narrator,author or publisher free for an honest review.
This was a really good 2 book series! There is a virus,then zombies,who are never called zombies.Great characters!I listened straight through with no stops.Andrew B Wehrlen was a good narrator for this series.I was given this book by the narrator,author or publisher free for an honest review.
Solid survival.
Review from The Longest Night →
I had a hard time deciding how to rate The Longest Night. I absolutely loved the premise of the story. The story starts after the world has collapsed and we are only given a brief summary of what caused it. I would have loved if this first book had just focused on that aspect, showing..
For me, when I am sad to reach the end is one of the bigger indicators of how well I liked the book. I requested this book which I agreed to review upon its completion. This is my first AJ Powers read but not my first Andrew B. Wehrlen listen. I enjoy narrations by Mr…