Review from Archie’s Heart →
I like these authors as individual storytellers, but this is the book version of “Red Dawn.” Teenagers and all just not set in the 80’s. thank God. It did give a great sense of patriotism, but they seemed to have fast forwarded through a lot of the action. I’m glad they gave a shout out..
when I hear information about guns and it’s bad information or outright bs, it puts me off.
The writing is too mild mannered and clean for me. Everyone sounds so “nice/boring” and the characters have no personalities. I blame a lot on the narration. I like my end of the world, post apocalyptic, zombie books to be gritty and real….this definitely was not. I’m surprised at all the positive reviews.Also worth noting..
Review from Push Back →
Parts are excellent. But I don’t get why the Pecos Trader doesn’t just leave Beaumont?
Review from Grace Under Fire →
It wasn’t the best, nor the worst. I think it needed more conflict and less quick gratification.
Review from EMP Survival Box Set: Seven Cows, Ugly and Gaunt →
This series was a solid work of entertainment, that was thought provoking and filled with an accurate representation of the Good News and perspective of those who follow the plan of Yahweh. The author could develop the characters more deeply and use some more descriptive adjectives to paint the scenes and events more richly. However,..
Review from Darkest Days →
Another great book and performance that keeps you on the edge waiting for the next in the series. The characters are folks you feel like you know and you are cheering for the to win.
Review from Dark Hope →
As expected, Boyd provides another book that keeps you with the story line and anxiously waiting for the next in the series. The performance was great as always, Kevin Pierce delivers a great performance.
I am glad to live in a world that produces books like this for reasons like these. I really hope they keep going within this universe, I want to hear more.
Review from Apocalypse →
Loved the story. It was easy to get to know and love the characters. The reader seemed unpracticed.