Review from Turbulent →
Post-apocatyptic stories seem to be my go-to genre at the moment. I requested and received a free review copy of this audiobook to help feed my obsession. This is my voluntary review. ‘Turbulent’, the first book of the ‘Days of Want’ series centers on Maddie, an 18-year-old college student stranded at Chicago O’Hare Airport after..
Absolutely the finest autobiography by someone who knows the subject matter first hand and isn’t afraid to express what how amazing life is really like.
Review from The Mad Mick →
such a great book. great characters and the story moves fast. it will not disappoint. on to the second book.
Thank you for writing this book and highlighting the racism experienced by Alaska Natives! It’s been a long hard ride and I’m glad someone else is talking out loud about it
I love the way this book is presented in a story telling format. It makes the subject matter easy and joyful to consume. Some people commented that they wanted more hard-core data, but this book is probably not intended as a be-all text book, rather a lighter reading experience mixed with good and frequent content..
I can’t say enough about how much I enjoyed this book. Wonderful. Covers specific cases and you get to know the scientists while the story progresses. Loved the technical aspects!
Review from Hunted →
I usually read YA with a little romance built in, but I have not missed the romance. This is a great read and makes me wonder if I am ready for post EMP world.
Review from We Won’t Go Quietly →
Stayed up half the night listening to this one. I needed to know what was going to happen. While I didn’t get the resolution I expected, at least we know where it’s headed and I am excited that book 4 is already available so I can jump right back into the story. I really enjoy..
Review from Bitch on Wheels →
This was an interesting true crime story and I usually like Greg Olson’s writing but I felt this story was a bit too drawn out. It could have been shorter as there was a lot of repetition and I found my attention slipping quite often. It was also quite confusing as it jumps between the..
Review from Hunted →
This story really takes off from the end of book 1. The conflict is introduced early and keeps the story humming along. I like the introduction of the Mom’s storyline outside of just the little snippets she was in in the first book. The ragtag bunch Maddie teams up with to get through this craziness..