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I really enjoyed listening to this book. There were no boring bits. I think that Raider the dog is the star character!

The story has a pretty good flow, but I don’t find myself itching to get the next book. It isn’t bad, it just isn’t great.

This book was AMAZING! I was glued to every word! Completely enthralling and captivating. I love that every detail is researched and as close to the truth as possible. Do yourself a favor and LISTEN!

This novel is an amazing start to this series. The preparedness of Grace’s father should be an example set for all fathers to follow. The only thing I cannot relate to is the dad is an author of dystopian books (shocking). But, I feel without some significant training his role is a little overplayed. Not..

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I am a sucker for a decent dystopian novel/series. I enjoyed the depth of this story and the intricate intertwining of the characters. Although, the story at some points can take place in 4-5 different spots you are never lost. I appreciate the focus of the author and their ability to give some background to..

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Loved it. Great story line and Kevin Pierce is one of the best narrators for this genre.

What started as a good exciting series becomes a drawn out boring monologe with little action and so boring I had to skip sections just to stay interested. Boring!

There was a lot more talk of numbers and percentages. I was looking for more info on the process without all the fluff.

inconsistent, ubiquitous use of curse words, and just dumb writing. I love the narrator but feel bad he agreed to this shoddy story.

“The Borrowed World” series provides excellent PA fiction, or rather more truth than fiction in today’s world. Franklin Horton is one of the very best. In this book, multiple character arcs from the previous installments continue. But the most interesting thing is how Horton weaves them all together. The shocker character is Alice, who has..

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