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By this point in the story it’s pretty clear that Wesley flag our lead character is an emotional impulsive unthinking bafoon. it’s hard to continue to listen to the story simply because I don’t want to hear what stupid thing he will do next and then justify it to himself and spend entire chapters rationalizing..

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I loved the characters. Very believable especially in light of everything happening in the world. I could do without the swear words; but that’s a personal opinion. I will be reading the next book immediately. Thanks

If you’re starting a business of any kind this is your go to business structure plan that will take you to the next level!!

I really like the books, the reader says his “s” really sharply and gets annoying, but other than that. I’ve enjoyed these book. I wish they could be in a box set

Excellent continuation of the Borrowed World Series! As always, Horton has penned an excellent tale that is more than worthy of Pierces excellent narration.

The PA fiction world is absolutely brilliant. It has everything. Drama, humor, intensity, and the perils of humanity. And today, we are seeing small glimpses of it play out in real time, just as these authors write. Ryan Schow knocks on out of the park here with the Age of Embers. It’s the story of..

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I love the main character and his daughter in this story. The plot was well written, the characters well rounded. The narrator is one of my favorites, and did not disappoint here. Post apocalyptic fiction is my favorite genre of book, and Franklin Horton is a winner.

Very well done good character develop ment. You really get a sense of how desperate The Times get in and how quickly the timeline moves. Excellent descriptions of violence and gun play.

This is really more than an incomplete anecdote than story. It’s a shame. Might have been a good book.

it’s a very sad story and gut wrenching. its amazing how people can be so mean.