Review from Breakdown →
This is another end-of-the-world story. There are the usual characters; Special Forces hero dad, a couple kids and a good dog. They face bad guys. It’s not a new story. But there’s a sweet budding teenage romance and the story is told well.
hones the best part a that it ended. the author seems oblivious to what would actually happen only a few days into a blackout. the author makes everyone seem like they are whining at the end of every sentence. hard to listen to. the main family just hangs out at their ranch. nobody from town..
Really great conflicts and characters, but I didn’t like the world building. Too much fragmented lore/magic/martial arts, not enough exposition (who complains about that!). Would like to listen to an expanded version with enough time to flesh out the back and future stories.
I don’t know who this book is for… It felt like an abridged version of a bigger adult series rewritten for teens.
This series keeps you listening for what’s going to happen next. Great characters that in the post apocalyptic world they fight to live.
Review from Last Light – The Complete Series →
Andrew Tell’s narration was fantastic. However, the plot was frustratingly predictable, and the characters’ inability to communicate clearly felt unrealistic and exasperating. It was one of those stories where everything that could go wrong did, and then somehow got even worse.
The premise was good, and so is the narration, but the story is so unrealistic. The author claims to be a military veteran, but can’t even get the most basic military details correct such as Humvees having keys. This is a PG apocalypse story. Nothing bad happens to the main characters, everything works out just..
I think it’s always nice to get the full story about what happened to include the cause of the EMP.
Review from Breakthrough →
Only took 15 books to mansplainer Ben to get his kids home. Good lord if I had to listen much longer to him waffle back and forth about every single thing that happened I would’ve driven him off the road myself
It was kind of hard to get through and lost it’s way a bit but overall the ending was a nice bow to sum up motherhood. I really felt seen and heard