Review from Blackout →
Did not know what to expect with this one, but it was very good… Kevin Pierce does end of the world like no other. I have started to click his name and buy all the books that are about the end of the world. He is amazing. I could listen to him read the dictionary
Review from Random Acts →
This was a good book, I really did not know what to expect, but the Horton Pierce combo always makes for an entertaining listen.
Review from Ash →
I am a big fan of Abrahams’s spaceman series, the first book in this series was just meh, not good, not bad a little boring. Kevin Pierce was good as always and honestly with out his performance this book would have got a lower rating. Kevin Pierce does end of the world like.a boss
Review from Days of Panic →
tv series quality not movie. entertaining i guess.blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
Review from American Meltdown →
fantastic story. pretty well written, though i was very close to returning it several times just for the simple fact that its injection of Bible scripture was at times overbearing. if i wanted a surman i’d go to church, not read about the fall of the US. The narrator was okay, but does not hold..
Have listened to the first hour and my comments are preliminary. Other reviews mentioned religion, but I was still surprised by the large amounts of religion and scriptures that I have to listen to. I have listened to many similar stories and got used the right wing angles and religion being part of the story,..
Review from EMP Deadfall →
this book was great. I think after the build up in book two this one delivered. I am down loading book four now. it also seemed like something big was going on through out the whole story here. good job keeping the story moving
I’ve read Goodwins books before including the days of Noah and Elijah. Goodwin was able to thread the the right amount of Christian preaching with the nature of the story. In the seven cows story line he went way over the top in the first two books. The character Steve was about annoying as a..
Like another reviewer noted, very good character development. I felt like it was way too drawn out though. The book is a little to “preachy” for me. It seemed like there was a Biblical lesson in every conversation and it took away from the momentum. I tried to stick it out but couldn’t.
This book is absolutely atrocious, even for the genre of pepper fiction. The whole point of prepper fiction is good information coupled with a good story. This has little of the former, and none of the latter. I have a pretty strong literary stomach, and I could only take about half of it, before I..