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I live these books even though they are stressful to listen to. it makes you think.

Felt like the author never had a real conversation with another person. Not much of a build up. Felt a bit racist. I honestly want ny credit back.

Keeping the story alive and well. Franklin Horton continues to deliver. We have come a long way with the survivors from the valley and this story adds another exciting layer to this universe. Can’t wait for more “Especially the Mad Mick”. Mr Horton as always mixes the

Really enjoyed the characters. I found I was cheering for them. The bad guys lost. I loved that

the story line is all over the place with very little set up for the characters. theres not 1 clear protagonist. there are so many characters that you don’t get any depth or insight to how they tick. the main characters ( because there are many) are apparently super humans able to regenerate tissue, fight..

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I love this series, please keep them coming. Looking forward to it very soon! Please!

I liked the way Rick tells his stories. He is a smart, driven and made the best out of the hand he was dealt in life. He could have possibly been the next Arthur Ashe.

Great storyline, Great character development, and as with any series narrated by Kevin Pierce, fantastic narration.

Mark Goodman’s The Days of Elijah offers a distinctive look into the topic of end-times prophecy. The book’s strength lies in Goodman’s impressive command of scripture, drawing not only from the Bible but also from lesser-known texts like The Book of Enoch. This multi-source approach provides a unique and compelling perspective on eschatological events.Goodman masterfully..

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very good side story of borrowed world. it’s nice to read about other interesting characters