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This story may be fictional but all of the facts are biblical with exception of the timing of the Rapture.K. Pierce is easy to listen to.Please make a box set for this series.

This is an amazing story that was put together very well. It has a lot of references to the Bible and scripture some people may not like that but I enjoyed it. I would highly suggest any story by this author and especially anything narrated by Kevin What an amazing journey.

This is a great Si-Fi read! Reminiscent of Orson Scott Card! I want more!

I am so pissed…the book series is great I just didn’t want it to be over! This series hooks you and never let’s you down!

Found my mouth hanging open every now and then…The narrator kept me coming back for more! Brilliantly written.

Although Glen Tate’s podcast and radio show is energetic and entertaining, this book was not. VERY slow start with way too many details. I don’t even want to finish the series. TEN books of this? Nope. Can’t do it. Also, I listen to audiobooks when I drive. Most times I drive, my young daughter is..

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The whole first book drags a bit despite excellent narration, it is just set up for the last two books which build to a fever pitch before a very satisfying if mixed conclusion.

Mark Goodwin/Kevin Pierce = fantastic. Well written with great the to first book.Fraction and suspense.All woven together keep God at the forefront. Excellent narration.Keep up the great work. I can’t wait for book 3.

Why do good stories get polluted with religious crap? Why can’t it be left out for the realistic readers?

Until this series of books Trackers by Nicolas Sansbury Smith was my favorite book series. The Days of Elijah have far surpassed Trackers. This book pulls at my heart strings, makes me laugh, and fills me with hope. I appreciate the inclusion of Biblical Scripture throughout the series.