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thrilling and suspenseful and even better no profanity probably not how things will go down

So you’re directing Hamlet? Do you want to do a good job? Read this book.

this is an outstanding and brutally realistic series. focusing more on character interaction and survival tactics, the author builds a convincing storyline of family, friends, and neighbors’ struggles to survive. A great follow-up to the first in the series. I’ll definitely get the third one. The narrator continues to improve, vocal inflections and tone makes..

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I went on an apocalyptic tear and purchased the first book in several series. from zombies to EMP (and its clones). I would say this book is better than most, but has its drawbacks. My main complaint is with one of the female characters. Which is probably intentional from the authors standpoint. but really, how..

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From beginning to end, excitement abounds. I give it 4M rating, as in MMMM, Mad Mick Master of Mayhem

Stories are interesting and there’s a bunch of them. Don’t know if it’s my inattentiveness to details but I can actually listen to these stories over-and-over, unlike a singular-plot novel. Kind-of like having white-noise of the Investigation Discovery channel re-runs on in the background. I’m cognizant of many of the full stories, but these are..

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Horton and Pierce make a great team and never fail to please. another great story

I could listen to anything that Jack Pierce reads! this was a tragic story, he should have been put away a long time ago.

A very vivid reminder to take a stand of faith. Would like a sequel Days of Elijah to be written

What should have been an enjoyable thriller was ruined by the narrator. Basically, he bored me to tears, and I found myself skipping over the parts where the terrorists are developing and carrying out their plans, just so I wouldn’t fall asleep. The parts with Grace and her roommate were better, and the voices were..

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