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lost interest in the story narrators characters all sounded the same. decent story just not the right narrator.

you just want the main character’s to die so you don’t have to listen to the story any more. There absolute incompetence is madding.

I have only used Audible a few times and have normally found it difficult to digest a book in this format. But when you have a great author like C A Rudolph and a narrator like Kevin Pierce that is not the case! The story line pulled you from one chapter to the next, you..

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The characters are so relatable. Just normal people doing normal things when the world goes to hell. I like that we get to know Jim and his group on their journey home as well as Ellen and the rest of the family back home and all the different cities circumstances they themselves is to survive…

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Goodwin has written a compelling novel series that entertains and teaches much about the end times through characters we can associate with everyday people we know. I hope he continues with another The Days of Elijah.

I’ve been following this series since Franklin Horton released the first book, and he did not disappoint! In The Ungovernable, we see a different side to Jim than we’ve seen in the past, but it’s flawless and realistic due to what he’s had to endure. Sometimes when a series has gone on a while, it..

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I was very excited for this book to come out & hope that the story continues for even more adventures for these characters. I’m hooked & want more!

I was disapointed. Plot basicly very thin. Attempt to give substance to characters resulted in 2 dimensions.

Great narration by Mr Pierce as always but I like a book to have a beginning a middle and an end, not a set up for multiple book Purchasing.

Conquistador, south of the border comes north. written before the real world happenings in the Mexican area named in the book. (no real spoilers mentioned). Intrigue, plans within plans. Backstabbing at its finest and coldest. A must read for the series, and fully standalone but highly recommend to read them all.