Review from A Spy’s Guide to Thinking →
It is really a prologue for a more invaluable, involved piece of work. I think John Braddock is intelligent, clever, and can share many meaningful lessons and at a reasonable profit for himself and the publishers. However, this seems to amount buying a chapter of a larger piece of work. I will continue to listen..
Review from Persecution →
The story is good but it seemed to rush through details about 3/4 through. There are also a few details that were missed; for example there probably wouldn’t be electricity if the apocalypse happened or if the federal government has restricted gas / food / etc.
Review from Getting Out: A Post-Apocalyptic EMP Survival Thriller →
This book is too short. I want to keep paying for these but make them longer.
Review from Annihilation →
Should have stayed with Porter. I’m not sure who thought it was a hot idea to switch. Bad move
love this series! can’t wait for the next one. my only complaint is its so good it. they seem to fly by
Review from The Last Storm →
People, just because the story isn’t exactly what you thought it would be doesn’t mean it’s not still a great story. The publisher’s summary doesn’t lead me to believe it’s all about the storm…. and I thought the story was great! I tend to like series in my post-apocalyptic reads/listens, but this one packed a..
This series could become a show like Game of Thrones. The characters are great. The way the author develops them and the uniqueness makes you bond with them, even the bad ones like Gaston, because the author is telling you the story threw their eyes. The story with the wolves was great, I loved their..
Very good start to a good series. Great characters and they are developed well. The series is like Madd Max combined with Game of Throwns. It shows you how fragile societies and knowledge is. Losing and rediscovering knowledge is something that probably has happened many times in human history. A generation that grows up without..
Homestead: A Post-Apocalyptic Tale of Human Survival (After the Pulse Book 1) was a good read by L. Douglas Hogan. It has been two years since the Pulse shut down the power grid. Darrick, his wife and their son return to Darrick’s childhood home. Darrick must make peace with his brother and sick father in..
Review from Warday →
This book is really not a story of two travelers but a self-insertion of how the authors view post-nuclear war US. Neither is sympathetic. Whitley, who’s hiding in a church with his family describes how two children lost both of their parents but “I never learned what became of the Parker girls.” Which shows just..