Review from Trumped! →
You run 3-4 casinos in Atlantic City but never mention a single interaction with the mob controlling the territory? The total silence in that regard severely damaged the credibility of the story. If I’d wanted a “cleaned-up version,” I would just have chatted with Mr. Clean or maybe even listened to goofus bone-head tRrrump ramble..
Review from Stryker →
I liked this and the characters quite a bit. Transitions in time were easy to follow and I thought the plot believable given the background given. I actually would have ranked a 4 star for a eotwawki book except after listening to first, I bought the second. The narrator changes and not only was the..
…the vilification of poor people who don’t own their own homes or land. Narrator is solid but can’t do a British accent. Having said that, the character is very minor and makes the briefest of appearances.
The characters are way too starry eyed for anyone who has read even a few Post Apocalyptic novels. I found myself yelling, “Shoot him you idiot.” far too often. The characters seem to have book knowledge but zero knowledge of how the world works. I know few people like this in real life. The performance..
The story was entertaining but it might as well have been written the Al Gore and his fake science climate change fanatics. So unless you want a bunch of radical climate change “theories” based on no confirmed scientific facts, I’d skip this one. Kevin Piero however does hi usual outstanding job of making a story..
The author has created realistic characters you want to see survive and some you want to give a good kick in the pants into the reality they just won’t accept. Strong, Heroic characters are both woman and men. Then we have the evil, selfish characters that need to get the punishments they deserve. The whole..
Review from What’s Left of My World →
This is my first EMP post apocalyptic story. It was surprisingly entertaining and definitely a eye-opener. I will definitely get the next in the series.
Most second books in a series feel like filler. This book has edge of your seat and emotional moments throughout, not to mention the surprise laughs. Kevin Pierce as the Mad Mick is golden fun 🙂
While Franklin Horton spent an adequate amount of time detailing the protagonist’s, Grace, background, his backstory of the antagonist, Ray/GammaRay, mostly centered around his life evolving around video FPS games, especially Grand Theft Auto. This made him mostly a one-dimensional, uninteresting character. The same was true with Grace’s girlfriend’s, Zoe, backstory which was pretty much..
awesome book all the way around. Love the narrator, love the storyline and the way it was told, I couldn’t put it down.