Review from The Mad Mick →
New post apocalyptic series by Franklin Horton? Yes, please. I was already a fan of Franklin Horton’s Borrowed World series so I was thrilled to see the he was starting a new series. The Mad Mick is a fast paced, action-packed story that revolves around 3 main characters: Conor Maguire (the Mad Mick himself), his..
A better continuation to the story than the first book’s beginning. The ending to this work’s antagonist was a bit anticlimactic, a bit abrupt and unsatisfying though. Overall good, and with this improvement I’ll pick up the next one in hopes it is better as well.
Review from What’s Left of My World →
Typical EMP tale with the government is taking over, FEMA camps, sheeple paranoias. Enjoyed OK character development and town community development.
The narration is clear and smooth, the tone and Pace match the feel of the book. The character voices are clear consistent and recognisable. I’ve read a lot of apocalyptic and post apocalyptic in the last year and this is one of the best. It starts about 2 years after the apocalyptic event so it..
Review from Ash →
Apocalyptic dystopian fiction at its finest. Read by the best narrator of these types of books. I would be very surprised if anyone dislikes this book. Not a lot of authors tackle the challenging topic of atomic war. I’m willing to bet preparing for nuclear Armageddon is a very much overlooked area for most preppers…
Review from Silent Witness →
I’m currently on a true crime binge, more specifically a binge of true crime narrated by Kevin Pearce. This one was great because it allowed you to watch the evidence come together over time. I really wasn’t able to figure out who did it until the end, when the author showed the concrete evidence. A..
The book goes into a lot of detail, but that is also what gives the book the “in the courtroom” feel. It really helps you understand how victims & their families keep thinking it will “get better” & never dream that a horrific murder will be the outcome.
Review from Blackout →
really nice pace. good story. ended rather abruptly and in a strange place for an ending. I know this is only the first part but… it was still strange. cant wait for the next one.
Review from Until Nothing Remains →
Here’s another totally unfinished story. Although the characters are interesting and compelling, there’s not enough story to evaluate. I’ll happily do so if I get the opportunity to review the rest of the story. Kevin Pierce delivers his customary solid performance. NOTE: I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have..
Review from Days of Chaos →
excellent tale that carries about 4 too many main charcters. the performing narrator impressively deals out the story, saving the day (and story). which easlily could have been lost by a lesser talent.