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This was probably my favorite of the Dark Road series and the Durango Chronicles. I have thoroughly enjoyed all the books. Ben gets on my nerves with all his over thinking and second guessing, but it makes him more relatable.

This one introduces some fun new characters and it adds more to the adventures of our favorites. The Dead Fields make for an interesting environment. The humor continues to be charming, tho I’ve read it too many times to be surprised into laughter anymore; I still find it amusing and heartwarming. I highly recommend this..

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The characters continue to be very interesting and likeable and the set pieces are cool. The stakes keep getting higher but not out of scope for the reader to relate to. I highly recommend it

this book signals a slow return to Miller’s writing style but the quality is wanting. when you write a series of 15 books and you market it as a single story and it is it’s quite hard to make out something exceptional and the first nine were exceptional without a doubt.. The worst dip was..

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I loved that this story provided useful information regarding emergency preparedness. The storyline was interesting and engaging.

It was hard to put down. Moves quickly and highly entertaining. The characters are relatable.

I don’t like how he cuddles the child as retired military I served in the Navy and army and I would never cuddle my child the way he cuddles him I understand from a parental view why he’s doing it but in the end you can’t shield him I understand that he wants to get..

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I enjoyed this dystopia narrative of a post apocalyptic world. I cannot wait for the story to finish

Very “PG” type narrative and straightforward plot. Good series to take up time but if your interested in more adult themed storylines, this isn’t the one for you.