This is my 2nd time reading it. It’s an eye opener. There’s a lot to think about other than food and water if the SHTF!
eye opener.
Review from Ashes of the Unspeakable →
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this book was hot garbage. it felt like someone was reading a transcript of a teenage lover quarrel from Facebook. “I know we are in the apocalypse but I’m going to lead this boy on so he will help me, wait I don’t really like him at all but I’m jealous if anyone looks at..
I couldn’t get past Chapter 9. I think the reason why this audio book is 29 hrs is because there is a lot of readings and references to the Bible and scripture. I’m a Catholic, but it’s when I want to be. This book shoved religion down the reader’s throat. Maybe it gets better, but..
Good Read
Review from The Mad Mick →
The Mad Mick: A Post-Apocalyptic Adventure was a great Read by Franklin Horton. Conor lost his wife and almost lost his three year old daughter to a drunk driver. The justice system did nothing for him so he took retaliation into his own hands. Devastating terror attacks brought down the United States and his daughter..
Not really a guide
Review from A Spy’s Guide to Strategy →
I enjoyed the book overall. This really isn’t a guide on strategy development and the useful information is really obvious. The stories are interesting and it’s an overall fun book to read anyway.
This was a great book I enjoyed the characters as well as the storyline. I look forward to the next series
This was a fantastic story! Espionage and Post-Apocolyptic storylines combined into one book! Amazing! CA Rudolph provides a top-rate plot..and when you want a post-apocalyptic narrator who should you turn to? Kevin Pierce of course. He is one of those guys who could read the phone book and you would still pay rapt attention. Looking..
This is a great book filled with some simple to implement ideas that could really help any small business. It should be on the must-read list for business owners and managers.
Truth always wins
Review from No Stone Unturned →
Great story of modern forensics. Fascinating how the field evolved. Well narrated and interesting material.
Intense Post-apocalypse!
Review from Until Nothing Remains →
This is my first post apocalypse (right as everything starts) that I have read. The other one was I Am Legend by Richard Matheson…which is more of after the event happening. The story was well written in such great details as to cause/effect of the economy, the way the government would react, and as well..