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I hate that these books are so short but they are worth the credit for sure.

WARNING! This book ends on an obnoxious cliffhanger that doesn’t leave you wanting more but rather angry you ever started reading it. Mr. Craven, I own every book you have written, but if you ever end another one of your books on a BS cliffhanger like that and it will be the last of your..

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I’ve been enjoying the series till now. I’ve never fast forwarded so much in an audio book. It was a ton of fluff to fill up another book and make $. I’ll happily pay for a story. This one was the author thinking we’re all suckers.

seriously the characters in this book are probably my favorite from this whole genre. I cant wait for the next one.

Even though this is below my credit to hours threshold it’s really a good book and worth the credit and the time to listen

Mark Goodwin creates a gripping story of survival as three friends deal with both haunting prophesy and the end of the world as we know it.

The story dragged on and the pace was stifled by the constant effort to romanticize new characters. Understanding why the author needed to do so, I am in hopes it is not a sign of a change in writing style for the novels in the future.

I liked that jack Olsen really told a story about a family and not just violence. it makrs you really feel for the family and the victim. I always like the way Kevin pierce reads the story to you.

As usual, Tom Abrahams creates a believable story with believable characters. I am enthralled with this style of writing, anxiously awaiting who lives and who dies.

Writing is not super well done, but it’s interesting (though sometimes repetitive). I don’t enjoy the reader’s voice at all. Especially bad at Irish accents and female dialogue.