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I really enjoyed reading both Opus books and hope you will write more. I will watch for them

The two books could have been merged together as one that would have been 11 hours which would have been a good value. Nit worth the two credits.

Such an exciting and emotional experience. It is incredible how smoothly the story unfolds from two perspectives.

Great book. Love the return of The Mad Mick. Though this is a standalone recommend all of Franklin’s books in this similar series. Learned a few tricks from this book.

The story is good. I will post a full review at the end of series…

Another winner from the dynamic duo Franklin Horton and Kevin Pierce. The first book in Horton’s new Mad Mick series is another original perspective in post-apocalyptic fiction. As prolific as Horton is, I’m always impressed with his talent for creating unique stories in a genre saturated with derivatives, but he once again proves it’s possible..

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I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review. I’ve listened to many books by Kevin Pierce by this point and he is definitely one of my favorites. I’ve also gotten to listen to a few others by L. Douglas Hogan. I Have to say, this..

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Couldn’t stop listening. I couldn’t wait to get back to it. A winner of winners.

This book is the second I have read by the author. This title is misleading and so was the sample offered from Audible. It is a story of a crazed drug dealer more than anything. Elements of the storm were bylines of this plot. Disappointing. I actually checked my title to be sure if downloaded..

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This book has had me so captivated that I find myself taking the long way too and from work so I can listen longer.