You have Ben who is a convenience store owner in Durango, Colorado and his son Joel who is just going on summer break before his senior year. They are on a backpacking trip when the electromagnetic detonations fry all electronics and they head home. They pack up an old Bronco that has no electronics and..
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glad I didn’t pay for this series
Review from Desperation →
Maybe….
Review from Breakdown →
I want to like this. The narration is very off putting, and is definitely contributing to my issues with the story. The characters sound so weak and timid. I get that it is a horrible, world ending event, but….Dad is a 12yr Ranger combat vet. I’m glad he’s not written as a superhero, but he’s..
Miller is a solid apocalyptic writer focusing on a single fictional universe with 2 big storylines. This one is certainly excellent. And book 6 is no different. I enjoyed it plenty. Tell’s presentation is excellent. Audible sound effects are awful, but fail to ruin tge otherwise excellent experience.
Superb plot, excellent story structure, hyper realistic
Review from The Dark Road Series Collection →
Hyper-realistic is the key for why this is such a great collection. Miller writes very well. The plot twists, tge characters and the overall plot. And the key to it being good is being very accurate in everything. Human behavior, general physics, and even gun modification and operation.Tell does an excellent job in presentation. The..
Great story
Review from Breakthrough →
Don’t pad length with details about firearms when you don’t know them!
Review from The Dark Road Series Collection →
The characters are one dimensional and the story barely exists. Where the story and character development should have been are long expositions about firearms from an author who clearly knows almost nothing about firearms but is trying to sound like an expert to those who know even less. Striker-fired pistols suddenly have hammers and safety..







