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At times I’d lose interest due to the narrator’s monotone. Great story, but the narrator makes it hard to get through the book!

Finished this book about a week ago why making my 10+ hour drive to work I ended up listening to it from start to finish non stop wished it was longer but hope since it said it was book one that he intends to right more to this story look forward to getting it I..

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there’s way too much to describe in regards to the pathetic nature of the storyline. Rudimentary…. elementary… ridiculous…the author goes on and on… and on going into way too much detail about the weather, the thoughts and dreams of whomever.. ak while there’s a situation going on… even the situations and dialog are sadly basic…..

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Nice finale Franklin! As always, Kevin did a masterful job of narrating. I hate to see the last of Jim, Ellen and their family, Lloyd, Randi and the rest of the tribe. Thank you letting me share their world!!

As always Frank has a way of describing everything in such detail that it draws you into the story. And also as always Kevin did a great job of narrating the story. Thanks for a great series.

The Maunder Minimum, great idea for exploring a “day after tomorrow ” senario. The performance and voices made by the performer were believable and elicited the correct emotional responses.

I will not be listening to books four through six do to the fact that they change the narrator I rather have Kevin Pierce read it than this narrative they got to replace kevin the replacement is just awful no offense.

wow! so much action in this one! loved following the valley folks as the next piece of the puzzle is set in place

too much describing each action. dialogue kinda dumb in places. over all story was a good one. liked that there were very few curse words. not a big fan of narrator. voices mostly sound the same. not allot of inflection in his voice.

Great story from beginning to end.. Love the narrator. I was honestly sad when the story was over.