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This uses the magnetic storm as its framework but it is really more of a young man and his dog story. Lots of booze if that matters to you. The basic story is well woven and told. The narrator is skilled and enjoyable to listen to. The main thing I really didn’t appreciate was the..

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I enjoyed this series and the build up of the characters. I wonder if the series will continue the way the authors left the end of the last book. Curious minds want to know🙂

Great finish, you’re left with hope that the community will survive. Not a Pollyanna story but one with hope.

Before purchasing, take a look at the reviews. The only positive reviews for this book pertain to people praising the strong Christian themes. Other than that, there’s not much to say about the book other than that the author has mediocre writing skills, which he only uses to shove religion in the face of his..

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Listening to this made my skin crawl. High creep factor. Strong stomach required. Coverups and inept investigation boggles the mind. I liked the tenacity of the investigator and how piece by piece he uncovered the lies to find some justice and closure for Teresa and Avery. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this..

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I could listen to this man read my death warrant- and enjoy it. He’s nothing short of amazing.

Yet another branch of the MM universe. A ‘fun’ dystopian fiction universe. This can go so many directions from here. Love it.

omg why would anyone get this guy to read this book completely ruined this story bad decision 😤

kick. these books. they just keep getting better every installment. Can’t wait for the next one.

In this book the president of the United Nations is the anti-Christ and the pope is his false prophet. Also, without any discernible remorse, the protagonist (a newly converted Christian) guns down three human beings who are robbing his house as a means of survival. Hmmm . . . . WWJD.