Prepper details became tedious. Relationship storyline even more tedious. Conspiracy theories range from 9/11 truther garbage to Freemasonry to the Knights Templar. I found this part totally unnecessary and really unrelated to the story. Seems like the author needed to get that off his chest.
Review from Harbor →
Excellent ending to Battle’s Journey. No ends left untied. The last 4 words, I’ve waited to hear.
Loved this book. couldn’t stop listening. Kevin Pierce is a great reader too. Excellent read.
I was on the edge of my seat!! I cried, I laughed and I praised the Lord. This depiction of the end times really struck a cord in my heart.
Great character with lots of baggage, internal conflict and skills. The bad guys are really bad, the good guys are more grey than white and overall the situations and plot line isn’t to far fetched. I like that the author as included the desert environment as a key factor in survival and not as an..
Review from The Man with the Candy →
Jack Olsen is simply the best and he presents another excellent example of why he is the king of true crime.
This story really could’ve pumped the brakes on the Christianity. 45 minutes in and nothing happened. Just lectures on premarital sex. Total boner killer.
A short , concise history of a complicated region. Well worth listening to if you’re looking for an intro to the middle east.
Review from All Dark →
the story was dragged out to the point of boredom by meaningless detail. the main characters personality and psyche was inconsistent
I got through the first book, thinking…okay they got the groundwork done. The repeated discussions regarding weapons and ammunition made it very clear that these Christians would be relying heavily on their own ability to battle the bad guys. For just any survival story, I get it, but Revelation? The fixation of the weapons and..