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All 3 of these books are a very entertaining shtf series with great characters DOGS .

I know that I am in the minority. I could not accept the basic premise of the story. There is an explosion somewhere off in the ocean and the only real damage it causes is a loss of power. Within two hours complete chaos envelopes the town/nation? and lawlessness prevails. I can’t believe that within..

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I enjoyed this book as an End Times novel that’s a little more contemporary and well-written than Left Behind. I don’t necessarily agree with some if the non-Biblical claims made by the story (i.e. that Washington DC’s streets contain occult designs) but the adherence to the text of Revelation was spot-on in its description of..

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As noted by other reviewers, the over-arching premise of this series is quite interesting – same characters, different scenarios. We’re warned in the preliminary Author’s Note that the actions and fates of the characters may be different from book to book. That’s a neat idea and I can’t recall reading a series quite like this..

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the female narrator’s voice sounds like it’s electronically generated. Otherwise, it was a good, but disturbing read.

This book is nothing but god this and god that. When you hear apocalypse you think gritty real life stuff not hesitant god fearing mumbo jumbo. Not to mention the constant out of the way bashing of “liberal” beliefs.

This is the second in the series.I found it less interesting than I thought I would.Kevin Pierce was again,the perfect narrator.I was given this book by the narrator,author or publisher free for an honest review.

I enjoyed the premise of the story. Interesting to hear an end-of-the-world as we know it scenario that did not include the entire world. I did like the storyline. Was not enthralled with the narration. The narrator was great for the main character but I felt he lacked depth for the other characters. As I..

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I was a little skeptical when I started this book. I was familiar with Tom Abrahams, having listened to the first couple of books his “The Traveler” series, and I was worried that the reasons I never finished that series might persist here in “Pilgramage”. I was happy to find this listen a lot more..

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great twist of doomsday, conspiracy theory, real life events mixed with god. this author has put me back on track with god while filling my thirst for doomsday style books. the narrator does an amazing job with slightly different voices for each character so youll always know who is who