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the other books seemed to have a story arch, but now it seems like an end. there are some cliff hangers, but not like in the first two books. two left to go, great series, I plan to listen to more of Franklin Hortons work.

great, full of action and sometimes funny. looking forward to the next one. soon I hope.

liked the unique story line; believable; could picture something like this happening if the SHTF.

My husband and I enjoyed this series so much that at times we were laughing out loud and other times hollering at the characters out of panic for them. It was just that realistic and intriguing. We’re Waiting anxiously for the next book and we’re hoping it will include characters from either Locker Nine or..

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fantastic ending to a great series . 9 very enjoyable books in the post apoc genre .

Women dying so two of the heroes did not have to have any kind of meaningful relationship. To be a man means to take care of women, children, old folk, to work hard, make good choices, be loyal to his wife and children. Not much of that here. Mostly absurd, childish situations with men behaving..

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Can not walk away from it. When attention gets distracted unavoidably, had to back up to keep aborbing the entire story.

I liked how this book had the people that were mentioned in the first book and told their stories. I cannot wait for the next installment of this series. Please hurry.

I started with the Mad Mick series and then read Locker 9. All have been amazing. I am a huge Franklin Horton fan. I hadn’t read any of his work until a month ago or so. His stories are so good! I would recommend reading “Locker 9” and “Grace Under Fire” before reading “The Mad..

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After listening to dozens of apocalyptic stories and hearing the same storyline over and over, this turned out to be a breath of fresh air. It seems the story was too short , even though it performed over 3 books, yet it was interesting.