Slow moving but a good listen. missing suspension and action but was good enough to get me all the way through to the end.
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This is by far the best yet, with absolutely brilliant twists & turns that’ll make you cringe, smile, yell and holler all in one action! This episode of the Mad Mick story hits the mark, well done gents, Mr. Pierce nailed it, as usual, the man doesn’t know how to fail. BRAVO! BRING ON THE..
What a Masterpiece.
Review from The Borrowed World →
This book is a great story, Franklin Horton is a wonderful writer. He has the ability to invoke emotions as he writes the book. It is well thought out,and great characters.
sorry I wasted money thinking this might have useful info or at least a good story.
Book 6
Review from Ultraviolent →
My favorite of all the FranklinHorton series. Conner has heart, and integrity. Barb well she is Barb. Look forward to mornin this series and maybe a cross over with Jim Powell
it’s funny really
Review from Nuclear Winter First Strike →
after reading some of the reviews I realized that many of the lower star reviews come from delusional people with a warped server of reality who tried to lower the rating in effort to legitimize their distorted views of the world around them.
I really appreciate the details in this novel. It may be fiction but it has a lot of truth. Thank you for writing this wonderful book that makes preparation for His coming even more imperative. May we all be ready and take as many people with us.
I really liked this!
Review from After the End →
Loved the first person narrative, of this unique main character. Mr. Pierce is a favorite. Awesome job again sir. The is my genre of choice and sadly, so many of the newer ones are written for a young adult audience. But this one was refreshing. I hope to see more of this author’s work.
Not my favorite
Review from Abandoned Prayers →
I have read all of Greg Olsen’s books. This was not his best. Felt scattered. I don’t think this was the best subject for a true crime book and it really had very little to do with the Amish community because it mentions the subject’s upbringing only briefly. I just wasn’t awed by how this..
Even if you are a novice at preparedness, this book will provide very little in useful information.