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The story was an accurate depiction of groups of people on all sides trying to survive an Electromagnetic Pulse with an invasion.A wonderful job of portraying characters and it was very easy to project yourself into the story.An interesting listen.

Terrible terrible theology. Why was Stephen going to this crappy church in the first place if he’s so spiritual? How is it he can so easily dismiss his (incredibly one dimensional) pastor of his church? Not a good story. Abuses scripture.

This is a very well researched and organized book. It’s a totally enthralling story of a remarkable woman who managed to overcome unimagineable abuse and make something of her life. And Kevin Pierce’s performance is flawless. NOTE: I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

I should have known something was amiss when the Author’s prequel starts off by explaining the structure of the series has been reworked. and the timeline is jumping forward and backward. Even the abilities of Kevin Pierce couldn’t save it.

I caught myself listening to this book during times I typically listen to music, such as working around the house and exercising. The story had my interest from chapter one. And I truly enjoyed Kevin Pierce’s narration. The author provides insight into the background of a psychopath and his crimes without the use of vulgarity..

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The different stories didn’t amount to anything…it seemed like the whole book was chapter one of a long book.

I dont know how Westfield turns these out so fast but he does, and they are good.

I loved the characters and did not want the book to end. Locker Nine is extremely entertaining.

Fairly clean language and good story of a new prepper on D day. Good opportunity to think about what I would do if given a few hours notice of impending doom.

Horton is an exceptional writer in this genre he makes it easy relating to characters .