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Franklin Horton never fails to hit a home run. Legit my favorite author. You shan’t be disappointed.

Franklin Horton never fails to hit a home run. Legit my favorite author. You shan’t be disappointed.

Franklin Horton never fails to hit a home run. Legit my favorite author. You shan’t be disappointed.

I was enjoying this book until Bosworth added an unnecessary diatribe about how awful Rush Limbaugh is. If that kind of stuff bugs you, you will not enjoy this title. It was totally unnecessary.

I was enjoying this book until Bosworth added an unnecessary diatribe about how awful Rush Limbaugh is. If that kind of stuff bugs you, you will not enjoy this title. It was totally unnecessary.

The authors put together a great story line, as as well as engaging carengaging characters, and depth depth as well.

This book reads as a sanitized script for a TV show. The characters are so predictable that I found myself speaking out loud what they would do next and guessing right. The bad guys are cringe-worthy, not because they are doing evil things, but because they are ridiculously obvious and one-dimensional. Elliott, the former military..

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I like the way you think..I am looking for your other books to listen to now. As for future reference, include i.e. bugout bags, bugout cabins, what goes into preparation for the big melt down..and I love your sense of humor, I love laughing..so please include more of that..

I really liked this book given the current times and how fast performative allyship is a true issue people who just want to be left alone have to deal with. It’s relatable because I’d be willing to go to the same lengths for me and mine.

It’s a great read and I enjoy the strong characters of both sexes. The constant blaming of Beck for not giving up his demons while every woman in the interaction takes no pause at blaming him for his demons. “You did this you deal with this”. They love his reputation and what he does for..

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