Jeff and Ross actually have the life experience to write these books unlike most writers.
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Entertaining
Review from The Traveler Series →
Enjoyed this. Almost didn’t get it because another reviewer commented on “prayers” throughout. Yes, there is a little of that, but not as much as it would be if I were in these situations. Lol
This was my first Steve Bird novel an I can see why I was reqiminded this when I was looking for a good horror similar to The Thing (1982 film). The story is quite grounded in real facts to show the readers the reality of the plot of the novel and the chacthers ferocity to..
the narrator tells the story and keeps me going for more! Loved it. get it.
This has been a really great series. Feels like an old fashioned TV show where each episode ends just as something happens and you have to wait for the next episode to find out who survived and who didn’t. In that same respect, I get those who complain about this being only part of a..
The murder of an innocent is tragic under any circumstance, and my heart goes out to surviving family, friends and acquaintances of the victim. HOWEVER…. Victims are not required to be above reproach or flawless in order to be mourned, nor is the death of an average, unremarkable person any less tragic. Elizabeth, may she..
survival tips too
Review from The Traveler Series →
great story and the book offered good survival tips too. the Narrator was easy to listen too.
Amazing read
Review from Ultimate Journey →
I enjoyed listening to this audiobook! Even if you don’t consider yourself to be a “spiritual” or “religious” person there is a lot of quality information that you can absorb from this book that will be beneficial to you and your journey – wherever it may lead.
The motivation for the events told here parallels the news mid-2020. This is how our own country might look if we choose a 2020 presidential candidate with deminsia who in turn, due to a weak mind or dislike of our values, has chosen a running mate who is an avowed Socialist or worse, an out..
Prepare to feel the need to move to the hills!
Review from Dysphoria: A Novel of America’s Coming Financial Nightmare (Black Swan) →
This is an awesome apocalyptic novel. I love to read stories with the added Biblical perspective.