Review from Collateral Savage →
Franklin Horton is an excellent author. He educates himself on the material very thoroughly. The one reference he continually makes is that so and so prayed, but he didn’t pray to the God of his Sunday school or Baptist church believed in; but the god of war. Franklin, brother, read the Bible. God is THE..
Multiple storylines of characters illustrating possible scenarios following a nuclear event. Interesting characters with realistic scenes.
Review from One Man’s Opus →
Ive listened to the first and second book and neither one contains a story about pist apocalypse or survival. Its a story about a small town romance and a guy who buys some off-grid property.
Review from 299 Days →
I first listened to this book about 12 years ago. It’s scary how much of what is talked about in this book has come true.
About halfway through The Way of Dan series by The Way of Dan and I’m enjoying the story, but not nearly as much as Franklin Horton’s Mad Mick series. The plot is solid enough to keep me reading, but the characters are weaker overall—especially Dan, who comes off as immature and hard to take seriously…
Review from Behind the Curve: Book 1 →
Always love Kevin reading the stories, he is a favorite of ours! Great storytelling, a joy to listen to
Maddie is not what I would call a “strong female character “. She comes across as annoying, whiny, and immature. Male characters are boring and misogynistic.
Review from The Days of Noah: The Complete Box Set →
I liked everything. I am a Christian and I so appreciate the author Mark Goodwin and his knowledge base. He writes truths. May God Bless this man! The narrator he uses is the absolute best as well. I will buy an audiobook just by his narrating of it. He chooses well. Every book he narrates..
Very compelling, amazing story, very informative. There’s a lot of things you can say about a story like this; But, mostly it’s just excellent time to read or listen to a story. One through three very good..
Review from The Locker Nine: Books 1-4 →
great narrator. the story is believable and keeps your attention. looking forward to another book by this author.