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a little too religious for my taste, but I am glad I finished the series.

Chris Pike gives you everything you wanted in this perfect ending to a great series. She ties all the characters together beautifully, in an action packed story that has it all.

Can’t wait for the next one! Kevin Pierce did an amazing job as narrator as always. Jack Hunt never fails to deliver with excitement and character building. This is sure to be another great series! I was voluntarily provided this review copy at no charge by the author, publisher and or narrator.

I was hesitant to get this book because it’s not the type of book I’m accustomed to from Franklin Horton but I’m glad I didn’t pass on it. Once I got into the story, I was invested in the characters. Between Gamma Ray and Victor I’m starting to think the author has a vendetta against..

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The narration was excellent and the story progresses. Still, sometimes unrealistic how main character simply walks into the enemy’s stronghold and succeeds every time.

I love reading true crimes. Sadly to say, already knowing the case history before reading this book by a phenomenal author,, it was underwhelming. Too much area history and not enough details on the crimes committed. I wouldn’t give up on the author, but this title was disappointing.

My suspension of disbelief was crushed when feminism creeped into the story. Feminism is the product of our modern society. Women aren’t going to be patronizing the men that protect and provide for them when there are roving, Muslim rape gangs wandering around. Men and women are unequal is some things but, equally important. Unless,..

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4.75 out of 5 stars Blackout tells the story of a down-on-his-luck guy Wes.  He lives with his grandparents, is looking for a job, and oh yeah – sells moonshine on the side.  He’s a likable guy who seems like he would do anything for the ones that he loves and cares about.   Insert Raider..

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I love both the author and the narrator. bring on the next book ASAP please!

I’ve listened to quite a few of these books and this one is just a little bit on the endemic side. Not much usable information and the story line is a little bit far fetched. But who knows … When the crab hits the fan, all bets are off.