A great start of another Franklin Horton series. This book had a good pace to it. Now on to book two!
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Even in the apocalypse sex and relationships fuck everything up. Could focus more on situations. It’s not like it’s the end of the world.
Idk why this has so many negative reviews tells a good story nothing overly crazy, and has a good story line. I listen to a lot of post apocalyptic books do to working long hours, this is far from bad when compared to some of the other available options.
This book is incredible. The story is devastating and the awful family of Josh Powell should be ashamed. Josh Powell is where he belongs. My heart aches for Susan’s family. You can dislike a lot of people in this book. BUT, the book is extremely well written and gives extraordinary detail to this crime. I..
What the Franklin?!?!
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Franklin’s Mad Mic is the BOMB!An incredible book in an incredible story! one of the best!
Steve Jackson and Kevin Pierce are a great team. Can’t get enough of their combined talents
if you read the first book you almost certainly started the second book and if you started the second book you’ve almost certainly finished the second book. the story the characters the world the writing and of course the exquisite voice acting bring this all to life. Take a moment think about it and walk..
Excellent!
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Excellent story, excellent narration, and excellent production. Horton always delivers an exciting story and Pierce is the master narrator. Can’t get any better than this combination.
Must read/listen!
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As much as I love this series this might be the best Franklin Horton book yet!
There’s more twists and turns in this story than Lombard St. in San Francisco, Ca. With voice of Kevin Pierce at the helm of words, the mysterious people are good, no wait they’re bad, no wait, they’re good, no wait…………. Yes, and I’m still a bit wary of the so-called “good guy” at the end…