I enjoyed the whole book and the narrator is always good. He’s a good author of true crime… I think Jack Olsen is still the best… but he’s up there….!
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can’t they please think of something new? zombies again? the editor should read the dialogue out loud before going to press. no one talks like this.
TO THE TOP
Review from Traction →
Top of our industries is where we will be with Traction! Soul and heart know. Simple. They must have been there when I have hit the ceiling, been distracted by shiny things, frustrated with employees . B
Big dose of reality!
Review from Legion of Despair →
Loved this book. Great transition from Book #2. Such an eye opener of can be expected at the time of SHTF with a few scenarios of what could happen even with the best of planning. Nature’s beasts and humanity will become desperate.
Great story, however…
Review from Cole’s Saga: FEMA Wars →
While the storyline is amazing, I nearly stopped listening numerous times because of the crude language. I don’t understand why you feel it’s necessary to have the characters use such coarse language.
Boring
Review from The Days of Noah: The Complete Box Set →
This is for conspiracy nerds who’ll believe anything. Would like to exchange this onePlease let me know how
Lackluster Apocalyptic Novel
Review from Erebus →
I picked up Erebus shortly after reading a true story about adventures in the Antarctic. As I started reading I was immediately impressed by the author’s background knowledge of the setting. There were mentions of several real people and places. It was a good way to kick off the story. However, the intrigue stopped there…
Continuation of the Elijah series book 3 again reveals the tribulation period although in a fictional story:”What will that Biblical revealed in the book of Revelation period be like?” If we believe in JESUS, the SON of GOD; when that end time comes we will not have to suffer through it!
Narration was good. Some of the details of forensic history was a little dry but still very interesting. I developed an appreciation of the dedication of all the scientists and law enforcement officers that have advanced the field of forensics.
one of those books where you have to finish it. every chance I got I found myself trying to listen to more the narrator get an excellent job as usual thank you Kevin beers