Not as strong as McMoneagle’s previous work, but still acceptable. Anyone with basic common sense in the field could draw similar conclusions. Nothing particularly new here.
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Excellent story about the end of America as we know it. Looking forward to the rest of the story.
Loved this book!
Review from Apocalypse →
This is a fantastic follow up series from The Days of Noah! Elijah book one was impossible to put down. I just hung on the edge of my seat until I finished it, im now in book two and have started the Seven Cows series too. Mark Goodwin is just a fantastic author! Plus there’s..
I enjoyed the plot and characters were strong. It certainly gives you a lot to think about.
Great series, listened to the entire series a dozen orso times and it won’t be the last
Review from Ultraviolent →
the great story is only improved by the narrator, it is so well read
As the 4th book it kept me connected all the way through. A limited number of characters and personalities kept from any confusion while introducing some people with different perspectives that kept the volumes fresh.
Characters really hung with me for many days after I finished it , loved it and look forward to more.
The journey
Review from Far Journeys →
The needs to be more information on the out of body experience how to do it
An enjoyable post apocalyptic story, with a very credible feel
Review from The Complete Disruption Trilogy: Books 1 – 3 →
Great characters that develop overtime with multiple plots that intertwine naturally. Some of the characters voices fell a little flat
What can I say? I’ve been listening to Franklin Horton for about 10 plus years. I finally decided to reinvest into the box set. these first three books are my favorite. I love the interplay between the main characters. Jim, Randy, Lloyd, Gary, Ellen, Pete, and of course Ariel. I love the way that he..