Review from The Borrowed World →
Basic get home/hungry neighbors survival story. Moves along at a good pace with plenty of action. Has decent insight into the causes of this bad situation. The book does go into some details of the kinds of situations that go on in certain systems, which in the case of a grid down collapse scenario release..
This book provided a second overlapping story from the first book. A perspective from how Mexico was going to do when America turned to a 3rd world country in seconds due to a nuclear attack. While the southwest plunges into a third world as it is disconnected from the world and those left in the..
Review from Son →
but I’m at least able to deal with it enough to finish the story! A fascinating look into the events surrounding the South Hill rapes.
For several reasons this was a very captivating read about something that could actually come about in a variety of real scenarios. Good food for thought.
Review from The Traveler Series: A Post Apocalyptic/Dystopian Adventure: Books 4-6 →
Battle and Lou are badasses!!! love the realism, realistic battles and the back stories.
Review from Grounded →
If you’re fan of the traveler series this three book series is a must. In fact, book two of the scourged series is a must must read.
“Charmer” is good but it pales compared to “I” which was wonderful and far more personal.
great narration. told the story without glorifying the crimes. focused on lives, not deaths.
Review from Behind the Curve: Book 2 →
I love this story series, the characters are personable- feels like old friends! Cant wait to dive into book 3. A couple of “Dammit Boyd “ pauses but quiet enjoyable! Charlene
Review from 299 Days →
I don’t even know where to start in how horrible this book was, and I love post-apocalyptic fiction… A trope of a theme: the protagonist is the only right-wing bastion of real sense fighting against corrupt leftists to a level of absurdity (and I’m a Libertarian). Said protagonist also listens to an “outside voice” that..