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I love the concept. 5 different stories with different realities for the same characters. The imagery is amazing. These stories are so immersive. Tom Abraham’s is an incredible author and Kevin Pierce’s narration is perfect for this anthology. I can’t recommend this more highly.

the build up of characters was slow. I did not feel connected to any of the characters. too violent and objectionable behavior. Not my type of book.

Terrific story and narration. I’m too tired to leave a long review, so just buy the book.

I loved this book. I love how the characters have devolved and I can’t wait for more

It’s something that both my husband and I can listen to while on long trips.

So happy to get this last installment about Dan. It sucks that I won’t hear from him or his family again. This was a good ending to a great story. To me – the last book (book 4) felt a bit rushed and I got the feeling the author was just trying to end the..

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Battle & the family he acquires along the way are so well written. Story of a man who has lost much, fights to rejoin the living and walks away richer in heart. Has action, the one man hero comes across believable and he realizes he’s not so alone and he doesn’t have to be lone..

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I loved this story from start to finish. Well worth the wait for the final installment. Franklin Horton continues to prove that he is an amazing storyteller teller in a time where everything is a remake. Kevin Pierce is the best narrator in the business. I hope Franklin revisits Dan again one day. If not..

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Several misstatements of facts in evidence and facts about the defendant and her legal team. Reads like propaganda with a warped sense of humor. Maybe even witness intimidation. Don’t waste your money send it to the defense fund.

I enjoyed reading this series as well as listening to it on Audiobook. Great story lines written by men who know how the military really is like.