Another great book by Franklin Horton. I love Mad Mick & Barb and all the other characters. I want to be Barb when I grow up. I would recommend this book and all of this authors books.
Great
Review from Masters of Mayhem →
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Not as good as the first two books. Seemed to complicated and too many directions without the author’s usual details.
While unusual, listening to this book being told from the killer’s perspective, mainly, and that of others, just added that much more depth to it. And made it even more so vividly and painfully real. Tangible. The last book by Jack Olsen. And, for me, his best so far. Kevin Pierce’s narration is, as usual..
I want more of the Mad Mick!
Review from Masters of Mayhem →
Excellent story Mr Horton! I need more of Connor and Barbs adventures into their Apocalyptic abyss. I need to know Barbs back story- what it was like growing up with a “shop – man” for a Dad. I NEED to know what makes her tick! Please make this happen! -Charlene
awesome
Review from Traction →
love it going to use it will continue to follow through awesome there is magic
Excellent Prepper Fiction
Review from Switched On →
This review applies to the (current) entire Borrowed World series, books 1-6. Instead of using the overdone catalyst of an EMP attack, the author chose a mundane and much more likely terrorist attack that brings down the US power grid for the majority of the US. This sudden widespread loss of electrical power leaves a..
Kevin Pierce needs to stop
Review from American Survivor →
A 6 hour book can easily turn into 8 with the way Kevin Pierce has the “ssssssss” after every word. His voice dumbs down the dialogue and makes everyone seem weak. I wish he would stop narrating doomsday books. Also, how lucky can you be to inherit a bunch of land in the mountains, get..
Interesting
Review from If I Can’t Have You: →
I did not like the narrator’s voices at all, but the book was interesting and held information I didn’t previously know.
story seems to struggle a bit.
Review from Worlds Apart →
although I was one of those readers whom asked the question “what about allen?”the story was choppy and seemed like it was pieced together trying hard to fill in gaps. the Author admitted he was not going to write about Allen but was compelled by the readers. this is how the book read, like an..
I’m from one of the areas that’s written in this book – and I was shocked to hear about this case. I had zero idea.. So I got super into it.. until certain towns were pronounced.. incorrectly. I would let it go if it was said 1-3 times.. However when that’s the main highlighted area..