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The sexually explicit descriptions ruin the story. Vulgarity is one thing but this isn’t a romance novel.

The first book of the series was pretty intriguing, had good character development, and the reader came to care for the leads. In this book you really don’t learn a single new thing about the main characters, their struggles are brief and easily overcome. Need weapons? There’s a bunch buried over here. Need food? Let’s..

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I really like these kinds of books and this one as well. Gives you something to think about. A little preachy, but I knew that about the author before I got the book. Over all I love the story and the narrator. He sounds like Leonard Nemoy to me. Too bad there isn’t a book..

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looking forward to the next book. I hope it gets a little more apocalyptic. I

You can tell the same great story without profanity. A great example is Mark Goodwin.

So far this is the only faith based survival story I have found. In other series any Christians are cooks or cults. I appreciate the clean language. It might not be realistic, but who needs it. I don’t.

Really good. It presents a wide range of POV, and it has been obviously well-researched. What I liked the most was that the author doesn’t take a side, the narration is objective and presents the facts and testimonies without inserting his own opinion, nor trying to analyse the psyche of the killer. The narrator is..

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wished it were longer… great plot, love the dog! hooked to read the next books!

Wow, Wow, WOWZER! Kathleen Zellner is one smart woman. I love the way her mind works. The World needs more “Kathleen’s”. I have been a nurse for 36 years and I’ve always thought it would be so awesome to be a Forensic Nurse. I live vicariously through these real life mystery cases. I would love..

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simply put, I love the story and.plot. well written well narrated A + keep them coming