I’m sure many have noticed our modern culture’s inability to create original entertainment in the film industry. Everything is either a reboot,modernized or just a plain rip off. If series like this one could be made into a few movies or TV series…that would be most welcome. I was hooked.
real well done and scary applicable to today’s issues of eventual scarcity of resources
Kept me interested and wanting to hear more. Gave an honest look into our often flawed justice system that often panders more to the perpetrator than the victim. A “fair” trial would examine both defense and prosecution without exceptions.
Review from American Apocalypse Box Set →
up until 2hrs into book 4. It should of stopped at the liberation of Ashland. After that it just felt like a fill in to make a full book. The author had a good imagination until it came to character names. Kohl, Chloe, Coby and Joe, Joan, Jannie and Jammie. Also a character named Ben..
Review from I: The Creation of a Serial Killer →
This was very engaging. TRIGGER WARNING!! There is graphic animal abuse but then again, he’s a serial killer! It’s definitely worth a read (or listen)
filled with realistic ideas and situations. inspiration from cover to cover. I would recommend.
Review from Boondock Pilgrims →
Author-Franklin Horton and narrator-Kevin Pierce never disappoint! They always keep me intrigued and sitting on the edge of my seat. Keep up the great works guys!
loved the books, but Kevin pierce is what makes it great! best narrator ever. I only listen to books narrated by him and he rules in this genre
Review from Blood And Banjos →
There’s a lot of internal struggle and emotional ground covered in Blood and Banjos. Jim, Lloyd, Sharon, Charlie and Pete. I love some of the self-realizations and coping mechanisms they come up with. I hope the camp can be revisited in the future… perhaps as guests for the potential ‘festival’ Jim kicks around in the..
Mark is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors. Great characters and story development in all his books and I like the deeper messages he works in. As always Mr. Pierce nails the narration.