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I live in one of the areas in the book and he made it believable

This is what a post-apocalyptic story should be. Engaging, tense, edge-of-your-seat… entertaining. Ryan Schow and Kevin Pierce knocked this story out of the park. Spoilers not needed. Just get it and hold on for an intense ride. I was freely given this title for an unbiased review. I will be glad to pay for the..

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This book made my stomach churn at the first chapter. The author attempts to sell the high morals of his characters, as they cast away anyone without identical beliefs. The author portrays women as submissive followers that are unable to think or take care of themselves. I would not classify this book as “prepper survival..

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There are parts of this story that are decent. I REALLY could have done without the Arian Nation and black Gang storylines. They simply were not feasible to me. I also tired very quickly of the language. Despite the language being used within a story line for which one would expect it, it just came..

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Please don’t stop now! I look forward to the rest of the story it’s amazing!

Could have been an ok book,but the constant preaches and false statements make it a horrible bit of propaganda.

nice narration great follow-through from the book of Elijah, enjoy the storyline. Great book for the road.

This book was a difficult listen for me due to the constant jumping around. If you have ADJD you’ll probably appreciate that it jumps about. Book three was a real disappointment. It seemed even more disjointed and with extra characters just thrown in that added minimal or no value to the storyline. Kevin Pierce does..

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so far I think this one and book three are the best in the series. Boyd Craven’s cliff hangers are a bit frustrating. He definitely leaves you wanting more.

These books are quickly becoming favorites of mine in this genre. Craven Killed it and KP is an amazing narrator.