The previous books were captivating and suspenseful, this book too much time had expired and to many changes took place to be interesting from the start. It started no where and finished no where, I’ll still listen to the rest but this book was by far not my favorite. Still love the author and reader
Review from Sons of the Lost →
I have enjoyed this series and hope there will be more books in the future
Review from Traction →
Absolutely lived this book. Will be reading/listening to it many more times in the future. With every subsequent chapter, I found myself thinking this is the best chapter yet. My whole team will be reading it next, and we are already working on implementing these processes.
Review from 299 Days →
The story is very well based on a more likely scenariofor a cause of a shutdown and survival.
Review from EMP Retribution →
Perhaps the author is becoming tired of telling this story. The energy usually apparent in the writing is not demonstrated in this book. If it continues I’ll also lose my interest in the series since its descent from EMP survival to post-apocalyptic war.
Review from Perdition →
Very well written! there are few books that I will read twice. I’ve enjoyed this whole series once again!
Review from Compound Fracture →
This one is, as the title suggests, taking place at Arthur’s compound. Robert finds himself a bit confused, at first, as to his priorities. Not for long as things heat up in another thrilling adventure. i enjoyed getting to know more about Robert, and Arthur in this one. Narrated masterfully by Kevin Pierce, of course,..
Review from Darkest Days →
Boyd has provided yet another riveting thrill ride for us all. Wes has managed to stay alive to keep bringing the heat, sometimes at 190 proof!
Review from Ashes of the Unspeakable →
While the second book in the series it is more of a continuation of the first book. The events set in the original book continue and get finished out in this one so it is more of a ‘book one part two’ than a ‘book two’. I really like the realism of the story and..
Review from Cold Kill →
told of two idiots, full of sound and fury. Jack Olsen always captures the personalities and inner psychology of his perpetrators like no one else can.