Review from Shoot Like a Girl →
There is nothing like a good post apocalyptic story to get you thinking! Makes you realize that the world at best is iffy and nothing is guaranteed. Makes realize the need to prepare for the worst and hope for the best. L.L. Akers has a way of keeping me glued to every word and speculating..
As always, loved it. Definitely worth having in your library. L.L. Akers is such a talented author. It takes skill that I wish I had. And Kevin Pierce narrating can make you think that you’re right there in the story! Keep em coming!
Review from Run Like the Wind →
Third book in the series, just as good as the first. Always keeps me waiting to get my hands on the next…well audiobook. I love listening to Kevin Pierce tell her tale! He helps, along with Ms. Akers to bring her characters to life! Don’t ever stop writing. One of my favorite authors!
Review from Shadows of a Lost Age →
Not one of Kevin Pierce’s best. I love his voice but the story just didnt do it for me.
Review from The Death Dealer’s Manual →
Wow awesome series. Listened to the entire series again during a long road trip before starting The Death Dealers Manual which all I expected it to be. FREAKING AWESOME!!! One question after this book. Anybody else get a little feeling of paranoia for buying these books and Big Brother adding us to some list? 😂😂😂Loved..
Review from Ultraviolent →
As one of the characters said, “… I feel like I am on a rollercoaster in the dark.”🤣
Review from A Clockwork Murder →
Not a lot was actually said in this audio – the same material was repeated over and over. Somehow it kept my interest though so no complaints. I love this reader.
The verbiage in the phases were pretty good!!! When referring to a post apocalyptic situation not necessarily more blood and guts but definitely more octane and testosterone
Fascinated by Conor and these stories. This one took a left turn but it was almost inevitable. Though fictional and I use that term loosely.. your mind hopefully will open…
Review from Monster →
I liked how the author seemed truthful in the story and showed the police had made mistakes, showed how a woman who should know better fell in love with Luther, and portrayed what it’s like to to have a narcissistic person in your life. I oddly liked the narrator’s female voices, but thought he made..