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my favorite part of this book is the perspective from the government. not to too prepperish.

Hopefully won’t be a true story someday. Good balance to good and bad. As always, great performance

The end of the world has come and gone, the world still turns the same as it’s always been. The preppers haven’t been able to rub it in the “sheeples” faces, so instead they decide to write a book about it to portray what it would look like. **spoilers** at the end of the book..

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I find it hard to listen to some stories and I believed that is my fault not the authors. great reading.

Ok first book in this series and I will definitely listen to the rest of the books. No problem listening to the narrator.

all I have to say is wow well written well narrated really makes you sit back and think about what’s going on in this world today hats off to the author I will be listening to more of his books and Kevin Pierce man what a narrator

I love books that also teach me something new about a particular religious, political, or cultural group. My one criticism is that, for me, the amount of people involved sometimes made it difficult to keep track…. The woes of audio books I suppose ☺️

Love these books. It’s based on current events and some of the what if’s that can and could have happened. I can’t wait for another book the story of these couples and what they are doing to keep themselves and the people they care about safe is a fascinating dynamic. The performance is consistent through..

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Seems politics have little meaning once the lights go out. I would have actually enjoyed this book without the heavy handed political bs.

Twists, turns, and blood! While Jonah’s story ended in a manner I never expected, it was certainly pleasing and put a pretty bow on this saga, was it really the end? Could the Elk and Cygoa story continue? And what of the Valk? Serens story grows, and waits to be told! I certainly hope it..

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