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loved this series and I do hope he revisits these characters again. thanks so much

A solid story and wonderfully delivered. Similar enough to others in the genre to be familiar, but different enough that it didn’t feel redundant.

narrator was consistently well spoken and maintained the same tempo when reading which made it easier to follow. the story was steep in facts for all of the major subjects in the story. the ending is truthfully rather sad and disappointing especially for the expectation of justice but overall well.written.

changed the narrator. was expecting ray Porter to continue throughout the series. now it’s quite confusing relearning the characters voices and no longer the same listen.

A must read series for post apocalyptic fiction lovers. From start to finish, action packed and great overall story!

I could not stop listening! So well written/read/performed! Nothing but great things to say about this book!

The story was pretty good but Pierce always does a great job of making it better. Too many times I’ve started a book but just don’t care for the narrator. Keep up the good work!

another great one!can’t wait to see what is coming next in the series.

Franklin Horton writes his characters as everyday people in bad situations. Whether the premise for the apocalypse is believable to you or not, the characters are well-developed and enjoyable to read, you feel for the characters and what they are going through. In a world gone sideways, the main character is stuck far from home…

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I’ve read the other books by Ryan Schow and really enjoyed them. This new trilogy does not disappoint. Ryan creates characters that you really can connect with and care about. This book does not have Zombies or preppers, it is regular people surviving really crazy events. I am looking forward to the next one!