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the story is well formed and draws you in, but the author’s continuing reliance on the cliffhanger ending is quite tiresome and ultimately disappointing.

What started out as a prepper story evolved into so much more over the three books. The world building and characters were very well done. I really liked how the story flowed and grew as it went along. Kevin Pierce did a very good job of adding life to the characters and keeping you involved…

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I really liked it at first but a couple hours into it this Barb character really wears thin, The author is trying to make her a bad-ass chick but she’s so over the top that the reader winds up hoping she gets killed off somehow. From a practical standpoint, her character was so uncontrollable that..

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Not very imaginative. It does not build up the subject sufficiently and does not give enough background material. Too much action and not enough substance.??

the narrator should have been an African American. However this story captured me with the realness of Rick. no one is hard and confident all of the time. and Rick was authentic

Enjoyable read. Horton is building a whole universe with his characters over the three series. Ready to see more crossover in the future.

Another entertaining book by a talented author. I always enjoy every line in a Franklin Horton novel. Big Fan!

Both the story line and narrator. No outlandish claims or grossly inaccurate statements. I plan on listening to the rest of the series. I very much enjoyed this one.

I enjoyed it but it has a crappy ending… and this word limit on reviews sucks.

Couldn’t finish book cause of the constant political innuendos. Not necessary, and ruined the overall story for me.