i’ve read many ‘fiction’ titles in this genre. Many are fanciful and entertaining if you simply like the doomsday apocalypse genre. Others, this work included, offer practical info and even references to actual outside sources and presents ideas on what is needed and how to survive should the worst come to pass. There is excellent..
Review from The Traveler Series: A Post Apocalyptic/Dystopian Adventure: Books 4-6 →
I really enjoyed books 1-3 & eagerly dove into this set. I was a little disappointed with how book 4 started, unfortunately I can’t say much without giving away a major plot. I just wish there’d been a little more filler from where book 3 ended and 4 began. I did quickly forget my disappointment..
Review from Northern Sun →
I love all of Franklin Hortons books, and the madman has a special place in my heart. I really enjoyed the series but I have to admit This one’s now my very favorite!
This was a great book that completely drew me in. I listened to the first book incessantly. I don’t advise doing this, it might cause you to forget this is not real (yet). The characters were relatable even though they are much younger than myself. I also appreciate finally encounter a character who is an..
Review from The Bundy Secrets →
The author goes into great depth while recounting the Ted Bundy files. This was such a compelling and interesting documentary of true crime. I actually listened to this in a single sitting.Kevin Pierce did a superb job on the narration. I would recommend this if you would like to delve deep into the case files..
Review from Resurrection →
Enjoyed the series. couldn’t stop. character development, street line, twists, ups and downs. Wonderful.
Good use of credit. Christian Preparation Fiction. Enjoy but don’t get caught up in any doctrinal variants it’s fiction after all!
Review from Fighting Rough →
It’s non stop action in this book. Our luckless wanderers really can’t catch a break. Scenes of torture are depicted in this book. If you liked previous books you’ll appreciate this one.
What a great story and hilarious. Kevin Pierce is such a great narrator. Franklin Horton great author.
The case was interesting (and maddening) and the narration fine, but it seemed to go on and on with details that weren’t pertinent to the case. There were a lot of random chapters of how people tangential to the case we’re feeling/their scripture for the moment, which didn’t advance the story in any way. For..