Review from Canyon →
This series just keeps getting better. Really loved the first book. Like this one even better. I see that some are annoyed by the flashbacks to Syria but I actually preferred those parts to the “Present Day”. In this book we really have two stories running simultaneously that both lead to the conclusion of the..
Review from The Days of Noah: The Complete Box Set →
Painful to listen too, structurally naive and insulting. Yet it’s subject is valuable and much needed in today’s world.
Review from Angel of the Abyss →
The Christians killing those who took the mark of the beast goes too far. It’s not self defense. It’s murder. Reader beware
yeah talk about how we should be constitutionalists and be done with a horrible government that doesn’t follow the Constitution. But then they stomp a guy’s face & break his jaw kick him and spit on him and because he’s a child molesting jerk yeah he’s a horrible demonic child molester he needs to go..
Let me say that my review is colored by a couple of my stronger motivations.Number one, I am am a patriot of two types, first of good, brave, sacrificial, decent and moral people of the planet earth. And second of the traditional God fearing independant, get the job done America.Also, I love stories. I enjoy..
Review from Harbor →
I’ve read the entire series and have enjoyed it from beginning to end. Marcus Battle is finally home.
Review from The Traveler Series →
I seldom choose a book of this nature but my grandson recommended it to me. I was pleasantly surprised how the storyline kept me interested the entire time. In fact I binge listened to the entire books in the span of two days. With this COVID-19 isolation it is so easy to be inactive. I..
Review from American Exit Strategy →
Fantastic story line. Professionally perform in short, wonderful. A true must read or in our case listen.
I know this is from a ordinary person’s point of view, but the writer could have made it more interesting!
It’s funny, but every new book from Mark Goodwin (and Kevin Pierce as narrator) is his best book yet. Although it shouldn’t, Mark surprisingly nails it every time! From the basis of scripture, to the reality of real world blue collar prepping, his books are incredibly timely. The Beginning of Sorrows is probably my favorite..