Had to stop middle of book 3. It starts out good with a pretty good setup for us to get to know our main man and his universe. Good writing, really let’s you feel what the folks in the story think and feel. The trouble begins to creep in as the collapse intesifies. Requires total..
Review from Behind the Curve: Book 1 →
I like the way the author injected the pandemic of 2020 into the storyline. Brings in a feeling of realism. The scramble for toilet paper, meat shortages when processing plants shutdown. As close to a SHTF as I want to get. The humor he mixed in between the group of friends was great. The only..
Good book. I love the main characters. Although I feel all the extra female drama is kind of annoying I know some people are just that way. (I can’t stand drama, and I am a female.) Besides that, I think it has a good strong plot line and subplots with realistic, relatable characters. I like..
I’m liking the book but if you are not a religious person I doubt you will make it past the first book. It’s packed with scripture and theology that really isn’t necessary. I’m hoping it decreases as the story unfolds but I think I’m in for a tuff read.
Review from Nuclear Winter First Strike →
As always I am not disappointed, Mr Akart builds a story that quickens the heart and holding of the breath. The research that is done for each book is amazing. The book may be a work of fiction, but has the times of truth built in. The writing causes the reader to think what if…because..
Review from Wormwood →
The continuation of their survival during the Great Tribulation. Not as much discussion of different theories in this book as the others.
Review from Nuclear Winter Armageddon →
It’s almost scary the way the bombs start off. With the Middle East and the reality of what’s going on now. It’s not far fetched. I like these kinds of books, author is awesome and the performer is awesome. His voice takes you into everything he reads.
Review from Under a Tell Tale Sky →
I can’t wait to get into the rest of them! edge of your seat tale!
Review from Far Journeys →
pleasant to listen to and fascinating true story. excited to listen to the third, and I’ve already read them all btw. who needs fiction when reality contains so much worth knowing?
This is a really great listen that seems to becoming more relevant to today’s (2020+) events. I pray that all who listen take the main theme to heart and act on your heart.