Review from Traction →
This book is at best comparable with the One Minute Manager designed to make money for the owner and grow his business and reputation. It has some valuable advise but it is mostly black and white and borrowed from other books and authors yet with no real life stories except for whether something worked overall..
I listened all night long, I could not put it down…and I can not wait for book 3!!! This was FANTASTIC!!! What a great series!! This one was a true fight for survival…The Bravery of these women was just mind blowing..I was scared to death for these characters almost the whole book…and I LOVED IT!!..
Oh Woooooooooooow! Where to even begin..this one made me cuss, cry and cheer!! Jim is one bad M-F baby!!! The group encounters some really rough situations, and it is a shame when your own government turns against you! As Always the story draws you in, and you cant stop listening…Kevin and Franklin are the perfect..
I liked the story for a while then it became monotonous. The religious undertones and quotes started to get heavy and I had to turn it off.There are some good prepping and tactical tips which I enjoyed.
Review from Every Mother’s Nightmare →
Charles Bosworth (author) and Kevin Pierce (narrator) were the winning pair in my first true crime read. Many books later I continue to appreciate their talents. This is a good book. Occasionally, I had to remind myself that different people grieve in different ways, but that’s always a good reminder.
Review from Blackout →
Character development and detail has been set with this book. Now that I know the “good guys” I want to see what they will do next to keep surviving. Are they tough enough?
These books never disappoint. The realistic challenges faced along with the depth at which you get to know the characters creates and emotional ride that is enthralling! How & by whom Lauren & her friends are saved and what follows afterwards is fascinating. Her reunion with her former training buddies & their forward is incredible…
Review from The Amish Schoolhouse Murders →
The cover and the description make it seem like this is a book detailing the story of the Amish schoolhouse murders. I was disappointed that the entire book wasn’t dedicated to that particular incident. The profiling and details of the investigation must be fascinating. Unfortunately, that’s the subject of just the 1st short story. The..
Review from Switched On →
I have been an avid reader of all of Franklin’s books since the first in this series. Not only does this whole series seem more plausible and realistic than other books in this genre but the story also grips you to the point of not wanting to turn it off. I’ve read all of his..
Review from Reign of Darkness →
keeps me wanting more. this is a great series. looking forward to the next one.