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Narator was fine but talks too slow. Information was well presented. Overall, it was very interesting.

Mark Goodwin has written a series that couldn’t be more time appropriate. It’s like it’s playing out in real time. A major plot point in this book involves a deadly virus. Of course, this book is written from a perspective that Christians are on earth during the Tribulation, which makes for very interesting reading. Kevin..

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love it Especially loved the practical information about prepping For future World challenges. Particularly relevant

This book is full of platitudes and all it does is repeat excerpts from a thousand other self help books. I do not recommend this to anyone.

(As posted in GoodReads) Story was engrossing, but the timeline was confusing at best! Events jumped all over the place timewise, and it took a long time for me to figure out exactly when Susan disappeared! And the order of observations was totally inaccessible. And, of course, like Chuck and Judy the whole story explanation..

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loved the store. the reading was awesome as always. looking forward to the next in the series.

I can’t even keep track of which character or what’s going on. Ruined the book.

Even Kevin Pierce’s, soft, apologizing voice couldn’t ruin this one. I just wish Goodwin’s books were longer. Buying a 6 hour book over and over gets expensive.

Loved this. You don’t need to be the worlds biggest baseball fan to get into this— my girlfriend was as invested as I was as we listened on long drives, etc. FANTASTIC performance as well

Good read however the author makes a few mistakes. For example a get-away vehicles has its headlight shot out in one chapter Abd the headlights are back to working a few chapters later. Otherwise a good book with a few surprises.