Review from Precious Victims →
This book was much better than I was expecting. It was told in more of a story form than other true crime books I’ve listened to lately. It had a lot of background on all the people involved as well as the full court proceedings. I was really happy that a few updates we’re added..
such a great premise for a post apocalyptic story. Easy to buy into what would happen to society if the electric grid was destroyed. The characters are well rounded & believable. The narrator’s voice gives the story gravitas. Well done!
Enjoyed this story though in truth it is very similar to some others. A well prepared man trying to get home to his family in a world of unprepared desperate people and prediitor. It is interesting to note how each author has a bit different take though and how they unfold the story.
I typically reserve my audiobooks for when I’m working. this one had me going on leisure hours as well!
Review from Compound Fracture →
I enjoyed the books based on Grace’s adventures better than this one based on her father. Grace is strong, level headed and good with the weapons training she received. Her father, however, can’t seem to focus enough on the tasks at hand to keep everyone safe. It’s good that Robert showed his daughter all the..
Review from Zero Hour →
knocked this one out pretty quick over the weekend. even caught myself with the TV down listening to this on the Amazon Echo vs the current news cycle. great story and character development and Pierce spot on again.
Review from Compound Fracture →
Another awesome story by Franklin and another great narration by Kevin! Keep them coming! I look forward to more of your stories as do my friends and family.
Review from Hunted →
Geeat story. struggles and triumphs. I kept listening and had to immediately get the next book.
Heard God’s voice speak through each caracters story, could relate in my personal life. great knowledge of the Bible and the Christian Doctrine.
A good listen on a true crime story. But keep in mind that this is from the point of view from the family of the victim, not the investigators of the crimes.