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Good characters and a well written plot for such an overwhelming outcome of an AI takeover of the world. I would have liked to see more human kindness and good intentions.

Realistic and informative. I liked it and would recommend it. I have never considered survival by the coast, so it was interesting to hear how it is on ships. I don’t know how many more words I need to use for this to count so I’m just want to keep talking.

It held my attention from the first page to the very end. The author and narrator are a great match.

this was a good series and I really enjoyed. I was somewhat annoyed by Maddie. She would act like a child at times and it was annoying but other than that great storyline.

All that other journeys he went, I didn’t learn anything from his experiences. Blinked and smooth, and flickered words that became annoying.

Loved it. my favorite writes of post apocalypse fiction. the ending was gut wrenching.I have hope for the future of Connor and his crew.

This is a book that you must fallow closely, not an easy read. To many moving pieces, to many story lines in a tight place. Could have expanded the characters All In all a great read

Love this author and the storyline always hooks me and I can’t stop listening until it’s the wee hours of the morning and I have to get up early

The story is told in a way that is both compelling and keep you interested among various threads

He does most of his killing with a rifle and charges in to situations without setup, which is weird for a machinist who did covert wetwork. The daughter, Barb, has a terrible name and attitude. Who would choose to go by “Barb”? it’s like Blart, Glub, or Ploot. The author does a lot of build..

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