Is it fair that I tap my fingers on the table impatiently imploring Jack Olsen to produce another masterpiece …. but I do. Monthly in fact I ask that he crank out another nonfiction novel comparable to the work of Truman Capote’s “In Cold Blood” which was never demanded of that great author….. once. [although..
Review from Turbulent →
There is no better series type for PA fiction lovers than the after the EMP series. It never gets old. There are any number of scenarios and countless personalities that make up a compelling story. This is one of those. Maddie is a lovely protagonist. In the airport in Chicago when the EMP hits, she..
Review from This We Will Defend: The Continuing Story of a Family’s Survival →
The book is great. The language is awful. I think it is very distracting and would have given 5 stars if there was less cussing.
Review from Burning Down Boise →
Thank you for using Kevin Pierce for this book. As long as you keep using him, I will keep buying your books. No one else comes close. I enjoyed this book and the charactors. Can’t wait for book 2.
Nothing new here. The Stranger Beside Me is a much better book and listen. I don’t recommend this book
Review from Staying Alive →
Ryan Westfield’s EMP Survival series is one of the best in PA fiction. Well it’s only part fiction. If today is any indication, this kind of reality is all but a potential certainty. The characters of Max, Mandy, Georgia, John, Chad, and the others is thrilling and frightening. The farmhouse was at first a haven,..
I’ve listen to all of Mr. Horton’s books, from the first Borrowed World Series, Locker Nine series, Mad Mick, to Random Acts and Hard trauma. This is a great start to a new series and I look forward to everything he has put out! Great job man!
Review from Legion of Despair →
real world scenarios makes one think, instead of buying monetary items i have been upping my preps now
I like the base plot and structure of the book. I kept falling out of the believability of the story and I am afraid the next book may be similar.
Review from Doc: The Rape of the Town of Lovell →
An incredibly well-written book. A terrible story. The only knock on this book was the performers pronunciation of Mormon names.