Review from Deception →
this ben led troops in war zone very far fetched. first five books good then Ben gets stupid reminded me of Rick in termines explaining not to be like a rabbit to caril the leading them into a obvious trap .the author has lost his audience .
Review from Dangerous World →
I love Grace Hamilton, and this series does not disappoint. This series is a little different from most post apocalyptic stories but with family, making friends, and survival. this is a must.
Review from 3 Hour Tour →
The first part of this story was so unintelligent that I actually had to laugh aloud! Then as the story continued it devolved (which I would have argued was impossible) into porn. But, it wasn’t even good porn. It could have been written by a twelve year old middle school kid. I couldn’t continue and..
I’m putting in my top 8. This series is getting more of my money, today.
Review from Enduring Anarchy →
I’ve read 1 or 2 of this Author’s book and enjoyed every moment of it. The books keep your attention and wanting more but not wanting it to end. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Review from Rainier →
Bad and unrealistic characters, this is not a volcano disaster story. Author has no knowledge of volcanis, survivsl, or people.
Review from House Wolf →
This is my all time favorite LitRPG series. I highly recommend this series 👌
loved the story, the narration felt a little off when he said Asian words but overall is really good. I hope one day there is a book following robin journey.
This story is a bit confused on what it wants to be and who it wants for reader/listener. The viewpoint characters’ narratives run at different speeds, sometimes creating abrupt tonal changes or breaks in the narrative. The genre is fuzzy as well. Clear cultural inspiration is derived from WWII Japan, but it seems determined to..
Review from Zero Hour →
There’s multiple reasons for me to rate Zero Hour favorably. Spencer and Finn make a good team and I enjoyed their relationship and interplay immediately. The author gives just enough details, and doesn’t get bogged down. The dialogue is believable and profanity isn’t overused, I mean Spencer IS a sailor. On that note, I enjoyed..