Review from Days of Want Series, Books 1-7 →
This was the first book of this sort for me, and I’m hooked. I’m not a prepper, but was in the military; in fact, an Army MP, though I did my OSUT at Fort McClellan, and served on active duty during relative peace time. So all the military jargon wasn’t lost on me. The detailed..
Contradicting parts of story. Characters changing equipment like from a 1911 to suddenly they have a glock. Matt Best worship lol….Unless you have a team of SF and a sugardaddy billionaire this is pretty far fetched.
Review from The Endarkened →
I really enjoyed the entire series. it was well written and very believable. The narration was well done and kept me interested. Growing up in the country the story was very relatable and listening to it I almost felt like I was there. I highly recommend it.
Review from Prepper, Book 3 →
This book is one of those that are totally beige. Yes guns, yes catastrophe, but so beige, stereotypical, very uncomplicated. I am sorry to have spent $7 on it
Any sane human will find the overall premise terrifying and fascinating. The characters and story were soooooooo well written. You have established the most compelling reason to be prepared.
I’ve eyeballed this title for several months and to be honest I was not expecting as much enjoyment as I did. Interesting characters and storyline. I’m definitely glad I got this box set, I especially enjoy listening to audio novels while I work. I typically work alone and these audio novels keep my mind occupied…
I enjoyed Volume 1 (Books 1-3) and half of Volume 2 (Book 4 and some of 5) very much, but then it went off the rails. Prior to book 5, it was what I considered “Apocalyptic Light”. Yes, the land was lawless, but there was enough infrastructure around somehow to have a never-ending supply of..
Review from The Mad Mick Box Set Volume 1 →
wonderful book but I dnt like barbs attitude, she needs a chill pill asap.alot of the things she said and did bothered me.lol
Review from Prepper Nation →
a little slow starting but solid listen. if you like franklin horton you will like this.
As a closet “prepper” for just this situation, this book hit home. As I share my concerns with friends and family, the effects of ‘lights out” as I call it, I get the usual crazy ‘yeah right” looks or comments. When the lights go out, that’s it, there is no ” Get Ready”. Its TO..