Review from This We Will Defend: The Continuing Story of a Family’s Survival →
This second book in C.A. Rudolph’s What’s Left of my World series is even better than the first. I love seeing Lauren become the person she was meant to be, while learning more backstory, through flashbacks, of how she became prepared for an event such as this. The author does a masterful job weaving the..
Ripley is smart and well prepared, but Romeo helps her through the worst. Mostly because, although she is prepared she’s not completely ready to face the apocalypse. Her grandmother, although not a prepper, recognizes the need for crap loads of chicken being canned but at the same time….she helps others. I know this isn’t usually..
I’ve been reading “dystopian” fiction since the mid-1950’s (back then all such books were labeled “Science Fiction). I enjoy reading this type of fiction because it provides some insight into how humans might react to drastic situations. As with all good fiction, I try and place myself in the situations the characters face and question..
Review from No Stone Unturned →
At first the first two parts I was struggling to stay focused but once the cases start to be discussed I was hooked! Great book and great translation of real human emotions from people who uncover victims of the evilest people!
Review from Angel of the Abyss →
Our group of four Christian survivors hunker down in the Virginia mountains and then go on offense against the Global Republic “Peace Keepers” .
Review from Salt of the Earth →
Jack Olsen is amazing and I could listen to Kevin Pierce all day/night! Salt of the Earth is a must read……touching, devastating, and one of the best portraits of a mother’s strength and love for her family.
Review from Descent into Darkness →
The series is a bit of a romance/survival finding love at the end of the world kinda story. Interesting but some parts just seem too far fetched and unrealistic even in this genre. It was decent but I’m done at book 2. No regrets reading this. But I’d rather move on to something else.
Review from Opus Oddessey: A Survival and Preparedness Story →
Excellent sequel. As a dog owner I found myself thinking about my dog and her actions. I hope that Boyd continues this series as it has already setup for several books that could be done. The adventures of Opus and Ophelia!
I really enjoyed this book. I’m loving the format. I can’t wait until the next book is released. Another wonderful performance from Mr. Pierce. I received this audio book for free through Audiobook Boom for my unbiased review.
Review from Traction →
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