Review from Ashes of the Unspeakable →
While the second book in the series it is more of a continuation of the first book. The events set in the original book continue and get finished out in this one so it is more of a ‘book one part two’ than a ‘book two’. I really like the realism of the story and..
Review from Cold Kill →
told of two idiots, full of sound and fury. Jack Olsen always captures the personalities and inner psychology of his perpetrators like no one else can.
This has been a very good series. I’m anxious to hear some more from this author. And of course, reader Kevin Pierce can’t be beat!
Review from Darkest Days →
Wes, Jess, Raider and company continue to attempt to form a life amidst the dangerous post-disaster world.
Review from Freeway Rick Ross →
Very interesting story of coming from nothing to the top, but the guy reading was a terrible “fit”. I’m not sure if it was hilarious or irritating. Just seemed odd… it seemed like Dave Chappelle doing his white guy, but not nearly as funny.
Review from Ice and Bone →
Well researched and did keep me wanting to listen to more. A bit depressing to see how one can avoid locked up for such a period of time.
in this story. Author does a nice job leading us up to a financial collapse. It should be apparent to anyone of how both parties have insanely led us into the looming abyss. Obviously with the masses nodding their heads like sheep to get the “free goods and services” the politicians offer. I do like..
Review from American Meltdown →
Absolutely a lot to like with this series and book 2 does not falter. I do enjoy the politics of this series and how the author explains how a financial meltdown could actually happen.
Review from Battle →
This story seemed like it was slapped together to push a book out and keep the series going.
This book started off good, but at the half way point it got confusing. The battle chapters were extremely confusing. I’m glad the series is over.