Review from Nuclear Winter Armageddon →
Another winner from this author and narrator. Bobby Akart and Kevin Pierce make such a solid team, and this installment keeps that momentum going. I really enjoyed seeing how different characters reacted to the ongoing crisis—each perspective felt believable and added depth to the overall story. I’m not sure I’ve ever listened to a post-apocalyptic..
Review from Nuclear Winter First Strike →
I really enjoyed this book. I’m a fan of both this author and the narrator, and they made a great combination here. Stories that jump between different characters’ points of view can sometimes get muddled, but Bobby Akart does an excellent job keeping each perspective clear and distinct while still weaving them together smoothly within..
by the grace of God , enjoyed all of it.thankful for the blessings of the listening.
excellent run of a story. Horton pulls off another Mad Mick punchline- without the very annoying daughter! Sorry for all of you Barb fans. I am not a big Barb fan. This series pulls off an exciting storyline without the annoying back and forth of Conner and his daughter. No need. It had enough plot..
The whole series had me invested and running through mental lists my own plans, preps, and family.
Not bad, I like the Hollar dynamics of the Eastern Tennessee Appalachians. Story may even be plausible.
Maybe I’m not recalling the earlier books as well, but the author really dumbed down the characters this go around. So much frustration came from having them just walk into trap after trap making the dumbest decisions that no sane person with an IQ over 100 would make months into this scenario would make. It..
Mr. Horton could make polishing a turd entertaining. In the aftermath of a tragic event in this incredible post-apocalyptic America, Franklin Horton has dished out a heaping helping of hope. The iconic bar, The Reset Roadhouse, has become a beacon to many… but few. In addition to revisiting the well-known and well-loved characters that are..
Review from The Complete Dark Days Series →
I’m only 6 hrs in and I dont think i can do anymore. It’s a lot of fighting and the main guy yearning to have sex with all the women. Very little substance to the story. I couldn’t even tell you what the story is about other than fighting and wanting to screw.
They lost me at the premise. Even a massive solar storm would have very little chance of causing the end of organized society. Distribution Transformers, the ones you see on telephone poles, would not be exploding in a line. They’re just not susceptible to that kind of vulnerability. Very large ones that are susceptible would..