Very well written. Opens your eyes to many different plights. If you’re into Biblical end times or conspiracy books this one is for you.
eye opening
Review from The Days of Noah →
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Great writing & narration
Review from Without Mercy →
The book is intriguing from the 1st chapter. At times, I rooted for Dee to wake up and speak up even though I knew how the story ended. The stories, the people…I had to remind myself “this is a true story!” This was my first Gary Provost book. I like his writing style – I’ll..
4.5 out of 5 stars Originally published as three novellas partially based (set in the same world) as Steven Konkoly’s Perseid Collapse series – Pilgrimage (which I can’t spell to save my life) takes a normal family and throws them into extraordinary situations. Will they survive or will they perish? Will this new world be..
Very enjoyable
Review from Random Acts →
great listen. Kevin Pierce is on of thre best narrators. Scary concept and believable. totally recommend this book, the author, and narrator.
I would recommend this book to anyone prepper or non prepper it’s a real eye-opener
Overall the story is solid, the characters are somewhat appealing, but its a nice simple story. No complex plot twist and you see everything coming for the most part. Very little science elements about the EMP and how it happened or details about the effects. He also embellishes the disparity of the nation. They even..
Doomsday prepper Christians
Review from Perdition →
This series is wonderful. For 4 days straight I had my headphones in my ear listening to this series on audibles. Probably wouldn’t be as good of listening for non-Christians but I thoroughly enjoyed every moment and found myself staying awake half the night on a cliffhanger moment wanting to find out what happens next…
Good not great
Review from Fighting Rough →
This is a nice series but lacks any real depth. He has a nice backdrop for a survival tail with realistic characters and good flow however there are some gaping holes in the story. What bothers me the most is the premise of the “compound”. How in the world is there a community of dozens..
First off, I prep myself, so I get it. But I had a hard time getting into the characters, they didn’t resonate with me. The most interesting insight in to Jim was in the epilogue. Not caring much about the characters, made it hard to get into the story. I felt like this story was..
‘Walking Dead?”
Review from Ashes of the Unspeakable →
No adequate words can describe the intense, crafty, writing that Horton puts forward. The authors research and self confessed preparations translates this into a work of masterpiece genius.Kevin Pierce pronounces each word with the affect needed in this kind of fiction. Exemplary.Thank you Franklin Horton and Kevin Pierce.