Review from Tribulation →
If you want to listen to a book about what’s happening right now in our society, and you’re pretty sure all that’s going on is Biblically prophetic in nature, then this author & his stories are for you! This one is spot on, yet again!
It lays the plan out very well, I appreciated all points he made Several of them I have not thought of yet.
The story line was written in a very believable order of events. I and friends have done some prepping, but this went deeper into scenerios and how they could be handled in a Christian way with the peace of God. The forming of groups for support and survival was portrayed with love, compassion and teamwork…
Review from If I Can’t Have You: →
Although not unpleasant to listen to the narration was pretty one note throughout. Hearing the timeline if events was captivating.
Review from Without Mercy →
I am a true crime fan anyway, but this book was more than just a presentation of the facts of murders. It tells the story from the point of view of Dee, the woman on the cover. The reader gets inside her life—her brain, experiencing all of her self-talk as she is “played” by those..
I have read many of Mark Goodwin’s, and they are outstanding in every way. His books are chock full of useful information to everyone who wants to hope for the best but prepare for the worst. Furthermore, Goodwin’s fictional books contain engaging characters conducting themselves realistically in fast paced narratives. Keep up the good work!
Review from Journeys Out of the Body →
very interesting!loved imagining doing the oobe myself, even though its scary too.thought provoking
Review from Good Fences →
What a great audio book! The beginning was sad but as the book progressed and the character development began it turned hopeful. No lack of action and a little romance thrown into the apocalypse. Best kind of book! Narrator did a wonderful bringing this book to life.
Review from White Wasteland →
The sequel I’ve been waiting on. Well read, storyline continuation is spot on. character development has co tinued so we see a deeper side to them.
I have nothing against someone having beliefs, but there should a warning that the Bible will be invoked many times