Review from Hero: A Post Apocalyptic/Dystopian Adventure →
The author brought book six and book seven with only about five years or so now Battle lives in Virginia and Rudy, Norma, Lou, Dallas and David their son still live in Texas. Lou and Dallas needs Battle to save Her, David and soon to be another child from the Populations Patrols who works on..
the first couple of these books are amazing. so informative and keep you on the edge of your seat. however, as the series progresses it gets kind of boring and predictable. you can tell that the author is just kind of dragging it on and anything after book 3 could have really been done in..
Review from The Borrowed World →
I’m going to consolidate all 7 books from the Borrowed World Series to this one review (Book 1) because this is where it all began for me. Back in 2014 a friend of mine handed me a SHTF book from a different author whom I won’t speak about because I’m not a huge fan; but..
I should start by saying I am Christian. I read the reviews before I purchased the set. There were a couple that talked about the constant Biblical and Christian references in the books. I wanted to read it mostly for the narrator., Kevin Pierce. I was even a little skeptical in the first book about..
Enjoyed this series very much! I found myself dreading the end. Kevin Pearse narrating was stellar, as always. Highly recommend!
Review from Traction →
I’m starting a new company and this book inspires me to do so. It’s clear and relevant. Thank you Gino Wickman. Now I gonna star to listen to your another book. More power to you.
Review from Ultimate Journey →
Robert Monroe is my favorite author when it comes to his unique approach to explaining OOBE.
I think story is very good but this is not a Series! the story line does not continue from book 1 and even when you think it might it doesn’t. I can’t even tell what order to read the series in, I guess it’s meant to be that way, but I don’t really care for..
Review from The Traveler Series →
Great story, great narration, just great. How about creating books 4-? by taking the action to the new bosses after a reasonable respite with his new family?
Review from After the EMP: Darkness →
Besides the TWO narrators used for one character, the “Omg, this is all my fault” everytime something bad happened had me agreeing halfway through the book. I continued to listen just to see what happened bc I liked the storyline about an average, unprepared, working class family.