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Good story and, as usual, Kevin Pierce brings it to life and gives the characters a personality.

It was great to hear the stories blend together and learn more about the other characters.

Didn’t think I would, but it’s a awesome story and with Kevin Pierce as the narrator… he’s the best!

Loved the whole series, would recommend it to anyone. Full of action and laughs.

I can’t decide whether the Borrowed World series or the Mad Mick series is my favorite from Franklin Horton. Fortunately with this installment that decision is no longer necessary. Horton has masterfully tied these two storyline together and simultaneously opened the door to so many new possibilities. Some authors in the post-apoc genre get saddled..

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One of the best Mad Mick books yet! I hope this doesn’t end the series.

This book is very disturbing. True crime isn’t my normal genre but I know the family of someone in the book, so I was curious to know more about Keith Hunter Jesperson. Although his story is very disturbing, it’s also very interesting. This all took place when I was a kid and was big news..

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I loved listening to this story. it was engaging and well told. it’s amazing how the parents had to advocate and how many times the system failed them. I truly had no idea.

I learned nothing new here. Ted Bundy was a horrific serial killer and incredibly charming guy – and you learn nothing about any of this. All fluff, I don’t know how the author managed to cram 12 hours of vanilla, PG rated story into a book about Ted Bundy. There are better books on Ted..

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The Disruption Trilogy is a masterpiece of post-apocalyptic fiction. I read various authors in this genre and have been through all the “big series” and this one is right at the top. The diverse cast of characters is extensive and gets a bit confusing at first but as the different storylines develop they become familiar..

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