The Borrowed World is fast becoming my favorite post-apocalyptic series that I have read, and I have nearly exhausted the genre. Kevin Pierce has always been a very strong narrator but this is some of his best work yet. I have grown to deeply care about the central characters and Franklin Horton introduces us to..
Review from Pilgrimage →
Made it an hour. Three hours into a tidal wave catastrophe the world has gone made and are attacking everyone. Before the event after a storm people won’t even help with a one car wreck. An this kind of thing a piece of PARACORD to let people climb from heights, let them slide down, and..
I made it to book 3 just because I wanted to finish the story. It got more over the top political, way too fictional. A dog that can aim Farts and pee? I don’t Know, I’ve read some of the author’s stories before and liked them well enough but this one was not up to..
what happened to all the main bad guys ? left me hanging loved the book very well recurched great carectors just nouthing about what happened to the bad people ?
Review from American Oligarch →
Wow! Lots of suspense, action, and some of Franklin’s best writing yet…probably top 3 of his books. Again, he and Kevin Pierce are like peanut butter and jelly!
The narration was spot on. The premise of the story was interesting. The lack of thought put into what shape the supplies in the world will be in at 30, 60 or 90 days and more is just unhinged. The main characters are the most incompetent scavengers I could ever imagine. Also the fact that..
Review from Perfect Storm 2 →
Can’t wait for Kevin Pierce to Narrate Book 3 on audible it is great series
Review from The Baying of Wolves →
This will be my second time listening to Dustfall, I had to go back through it to get to book 5. So, here we go!
Review from Blood And Banjos →
I loved the Mad Mick tie in.. Keep them coming very enjoyable series. Looking forward to what happens next in Joms Valley..
Review from Under a Tell Tale Sky →
idk when or how this story ended up in my listening library but It has been a more than pleasant surprise