Good post apocalypse read. Well balanced story with plenty of suspense. I live near Beaumont, TX and was truly impressed by the authors depth of research into the setting of his story. Driving through Port Arthur, TX I made my wife laugh many times by pointing out different scenes from the book. All in all,..
Review from Behold, Darkness and Sorrow →
One entire chapter is a sermon and it doesn’t stop. I bought this book because I wanted to read a post apocalyptic novel. I did not buy it to be preached at or to. I got to chapter 4 and had to stop. How a preacher can take a dream about an empty foggy grave..
not as good as the first but still an exciting book! definitely listen to book 1 first.
Review from Dark Secrets →
I did not see all that coming!!!Writing at it’s best, this last book of the 5 book series will have you telling at the characters, yelling at the author and wanting to throw your phone if you are on audible. Wes and Raider will live in my heart forever…and Grandma, to be Grandma is my..
Review from If I Can’t Have You: →
too many things were repeated. would have been easier to follow if it didn’t go back and forth so much
If you’re interested in the apocalyptic series novels, add this to your list. Terrific author and performer. Thanks
I’ve listened to Schow for quite a bit. This one takes a cake, it made me want to slow down time, so I could listen to it even more. This includes cutting a few onions! Like is said sweet and simple, a great listen and off to part IV
I don’t agree with many of the things.only 3 things new to me
There are pros and cons to this book. It was worth the credit for all 3 volumes, but I was fairly unimpressed throughout. The story was a 6 or 7 out of 10. The writing was a 5. The narration was a 3. The writing lacked realistic conversational style. I did a lot of eye-rolling..
Review from The Ungovernable →
The story continues, the Valley sees more trouble and must find ways to survive. This books keeps Jim and the group swinging once again. Franklin Horton does a another great job writing and the narrator is top notch!