Review from Days of Want Series, Books 1-7 →
A harrowing story with all age ranges and situations included. I loved the vast, yet detailed story telling. I jumped for joy, cried in sorrow, and gazed with hatred throughout this amazing series. Constantly on the edge of my seat, it was impossible to tell what was coming next and I LOVED it. The respect..
I liked the story lines of the books. very well written. All the characters kept my attention as they got out if one hot mess after another.
Graphic Intense gripping corkscrew of a story that would make a great mini series , binge worthy listening experience
Fantastic, I enjoyed it all. I like the strong women characters Great job o will read more of this author. Thanks for not too much bad language.
Review from 299 Days →
As a sequence of events, the whole story is good and well put together. But it strikes me as highly ironic, in November of 2025, that every accusation laid at the feet of the “liberals” in the story was an accurate prediction of the actions carried out by maga and the conservatives in control of..
After the entire series this was a disappointment. probably wasn’t necessary but I guess you can’t stop until the end.
good story line but leaned too much on religion and preaching. won’t be ordering anymore from this author.
This is a great follow up to the Noah series. I’m at the end of book one and want to hop on to comment that his info about the Utah Data Center being self aware is fictionalized, like in The Age of Ultron. Locals hate that it uses so much of their desert water. 1.7M..
Nothing like Mark Goodwin books. So much fowl language I didn’t make very far in the first book. Can’t return it because I bought the series instead of using a credit. The “preview” didn’t make it past the preface so it was impossible to judge the book.
I thoroughly enjoyed the story, but grew weary of hearing about Beck’s “demons”, and the idea that so much ammunition would be available so long after an apocalypse is crazy.