I’ve become attached to the Ryland family, as they’re the main characters in the series. They are easy to relate to since they’re just regular people; they weren’t preppers or military and didn’t have unlimited funds. In this second book of the series, the story continues and portrays the challenges of the first few weeks..
A robotic and overly analytical approach to a topic that takes you beyond the physical, analytical state.
Review from Sedition →
Strong, smart, admirable women; cunning conspiracy; the good guys win. Second time, Feb 2019, I have listened to this. Considering purchasing the sequel Intentions.
I have enjoyed all of Franklin Horton’s books, and liked the Mad Mick character when he introduced him in a previous book. He definitely deserved a stand alone story. The story and characters where fresh and likeable, and Kevin Pierce’s narration is outstanding. Although this is a spin off of another book series, you can..
Very well narrated. A must read.Where is part 2.What happens after being saved.more more more .
Review from Cole’s Saga: FEMA Wars →
loved it have listened to it multiple times hope we get more. would love to hear this story continue on from here and hear how they actually deal with FEMA instead of leaving. does molly get over the whole joe thing? so many questions but this is a great series of books
Review from Torrent →
interesting story line that reminds me of the slight differences in our lives that ultimately have significant meaning.
I knew I would like this book but i fell in love with it! Very entertaining and educational. It was a little more scientific than I thought it would be, but they didn’t make it hard to follow at all.
Review from Locker Nine →
I never thought i would enjoy the Post Apocalyptic genre but I am loving these!
Story moves slowly. Characters come of as blah and don’t seem to be well thought out, which is also true for the story itself. It just doesn’t have any substance…or at least not the substance it deserves. What makes this story so much worse is the transparent interjections the author makes regarding politics. Ugh! I..