Review from The Days of Noah →
I feel like this book underestimated my intelligence- long lengthy, boring detailed descriptions of poltical motives etc. I feel like the author didn’t want to tell a story but preach about ghe way he views the world which normally wouldn’t be a problem if it feels like a story- this felt like someone trying to..
Review from Precious Victims →
I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and I thought the narrator was excellent. This book was captivating right from the beginning, there were a lot of technical details but the author was very good at explaining so it’s understandable. Incredible story.
Review from Ultraviolent →
This book brings two absolutely fantastic series together into a whole new series (I hope). House Plant is still in the mix “love it”. I could see another 6 books in this new melding of the 2 series. Thanks and keep em coming.?
Review from Ultraviolent →
Mr Horton and Mr Pierce have done it again. I’ve heard that good writers put words on the paper to get them out of their heads. They don’t struggle. Like a little fairy telling them exactly what to write. Keep up the good work boys!
Starts off a little slow but it’s just building up a very good storyline. It’s a great read from the viewpoint of the “other side” the bad guys.
Review from Ultraviolent →
each book in this series gets more intense and more thrilling! absolute must listen! you’ll be on the edge of you seat the entire time
I know this is fiction but with what is going on today, I felt like it was happening all around me. Great read
I know this will sound crazy considering the genre of fiction this book falls into—one that I have voraciously consumed for the past 3 years— but I just can’t enjoy the views that are in this book. Not after what “patriots” like the main protagonists put our country through this year. I’ve listened to every..
Review from EMP Survival Box Set: Seven Cows, Ugly and Gaunt →
I just finished listening to the EMP box set for the second time. I kept catching myself praying for the fictional characters! Mark Goodman really weaves an excellent story, and it is a lot more pleasant than watching the current apocalypse in America unfold! Highly recommend these books!
Review from Ultraviolent →
Of course that’s my opinion, but I stand by it. I’ve been a fan of his writing, his imagination and the colorful characters that Franklin Horton has created. This merging of worlds (Borrowed and the Mad Mick’s) did not disappoint! Kevin Keane delivered another smooth performance and made the 11+ hour audiobook go by faster..