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from the first couple pages of book one till the end of book 3 it was hard to put down.

This is another splinter of a larger book. Paying full price for little more than character development is getting pretty old. The narrator was excellent as always. The story line was pretty decent.

This is a must read! I really enjoyed how Mr Hogan intertwined many different every day issues into this story. Showing how in the event of a SHT F situation we will not only have to deal with our normal everyday issues, but we’ll also have to try and survive as well. Pick this up..

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Loved everything about it. Getting right to it to implement to the word in my both businesses.

I only purchased this series because of the narrator and I was right, it was the only good thing. The writer starts out by showing he took the SAT test…not impre9…and really killing a pitiful dog right off in few chapters and hating dogs. Is he American?? I almost stopped listening then, hoping it would..

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gives good insight on the possibilities. it makes you think about things a little closer

Another great book and performance. Franklin Horton has become one of my favorite authors. And Kevin Pierce could read economics and make it palatable. Great job!!

I really enjoyed the series, I definitely kept me interested and it characters are well to find and the story was interesting and kept you guessing. only negative I can say is the person who is reading this story pronounces his s’s says too sharply, sounds like he’s whistling or hissing. but other than that..

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The overall storyline is good but this author was way too focused on sexual and inappropriate relationships between the characters. People, wives, daughters and descent men just don’t interact with each other like this author wrote.

Well-written and narrated but the story just wasn’t that interesting. This came off as your generic true crime book.