This book blew me away. The characters feel so real, and the story dives deep into family, responsibility, and how war and propaganda shape people’s lives. It’s not just about battles it’s about what those battles cost. A powerful, emotional, and excellent read.
I keep hearing great things about this book, but it didn’t do it for me. It felt a bit disjointed, lacking focus. So I’ll tell you what this book is actually about. It tries to focus on a mother, who’s stronger than any one gives her credit for (even herself). She’s holding everything together, just..
Review from The Lost Reclaimed →
I have binge listen to this entire series and can’t wait for more!g great writing and characters
Review from The Lost Reclaimed →
I’m halfway through and just disappointed. Just repeating the same things over and over again. We dont need a play by play about how one by one you recruit each new member of faction a f then explain michaels backstory over and over again. The conversations are bland, the plot doesnt progress, and spending 2..
Review from Taker of Lives →
The narrator over-dramatizes a lot of the dialogue, making it sound SO. INCREDIBLY. INTENSE. OR. SHOUTY. It just kinda makes me not love some of the characters when so much of what they say communicated with next level emotion or dramatization. I’d like to see the narrator dial it back a bit. Never said that..
Such an amazing and enticing series. Truly a great post apocalyptic zombie story for those who love the genre. Honestly I chose this series not expecting much but it really went above and beyond
Last 5 hours were bland, but the first part was a breath of fresh air after the previous book.
The problems in the story seem a bit repetitive and no one was ever any real danger. You won’t be against the edge with this one, but it’s a decent read.
Amazing book. She HAS to do a sequel to this richly crafted world.too many questions left unanswered
Review from Dragonsbane →
The story was pretty well thought out and seems like it has an endless pool of stories I’m excited for what’s to come !