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Franklin Horton at his best with a tie to 2 of his other series. great story and well written as always.

I did not like anything. I have to say the narrator was true to the story. One man’s meat is another man’s poison.

This was a truely inspiring book about love, faith, adventure & nail biting suspense that wills you to keep listening no matter what. can’t wait for the next one.

a great book listen to it twice back to back will re listen to it again as well

Overall, the story was highly plausible and well-thought out and researched. Many authors confuse the effects or CME and EMP, so thankfully this author knew the difference. For me, though, I wasn’t able to grow attached to any of th characters, mainly because there were so many of them, in too many locations, to be..

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this is a story about the real life boogy man! I was glad to reach the end. I can’t say more w/o revealing details. the narrator is great.

Various forces collide in the town, valley, and distant counties. New folks are added to the valley while justice is meted out in painful ways. Every new book I read in the series surpasses the previous ones! ?

this was a very intriguing true crime with chilling accounts of what happened to little girls that were kidnapped and how the killer was finally caught ! enjoyed listening to everything that was done to get justice for the girls by the detectives who never gave up

Great book always started it up when I got in truck. True stories are often better than fiction.

not a usual book i would read. i love dystopia themes but this was different. the first few chapters were ehhh. and then i was committed because i had already started it. narration, at first, was horrid to me. but again, i dont usually listen to these type of books and it grew on me..

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