Review from Blackout →
As I am finding to be the norm for Mr. Craven’s stories, this is not your normal EMP or Prepper story. The Solar Storm took out the power grid so the government took over. But by the time this happened the story was almost done. This is the story of a few people in a..
Franklin has reached deep into what makes true friendship and pulled out a winner of a story line. It is entertaining with a touch of apocalyptic humor thrown in.
Review from The Borrowed World →
ok at best. same story line, same region, even same type hooligans in the very same place as other books. Not sure who wrote first but wow. Scenario a bit over the top. To top it off, same reader as previous books! I’d give it a C-
Review from Upheaval →
Perfect for anyone, especially Christians. Great story telling. Great characters. Great information and tips for preppers and great narration. Great!
Review from The Complete Disruption Trilogy: Books 1 – 3 →
The story has a good storyline that is fairly easy to follow once you learn the names/groups and mostly ignore the narrator’s use of the same voices for all characters. Kevin Pierce does a good job overall and pleasant to listen to, but a word of advice for any listener: Kevin changes pitch for characters..
Review from The Beginning of Sorrows →
I am so glad I stumbled into this story. Read the reviews and most all -except for one- have this story a 5 star rating. One of the great things about this story is uses scripture to connect the events occurring . If you are NOT a believer of God and Christ you might not..
I liked the Mad Mick series, and I didn’t know what to expect with this one. I was not disappointed. Already bought the next one.
Typical apocalyptic stories. The names are kinda dumb and repetitive. Not a masterpiece.. but decent listen.
Review from Angel of the Abyss →
Another great story in the series. Intertwining Bible prophecy with modem times both calls one to action and to seek God and points to the signs that our world is ever changing.
Review from Dark Hope →
Boyd’s is a storyteller. The pace of the story is not overwhelming. It’s perfect and allows for the characters to be well developed. Wes is now one of my favorite characters. I can really allow my imagination to capture the story because of how he lays everything out.