I appreciate the author not using foul language and the use of bible verses But,,, THE USE of unbiblical stories/teaching is worse than not using it all. The author seems to be stuck in the old covenant in his use of the bible. Instead of living under the new covenant, of grace ,mercy, forgiveness, death,..
I’m 2 1/2 hours in. Probably over an hour and a half of preaching and less than an hour of story. if he starts telling a survival story soon, I’ll revise my review. If not, I’ll find another book. If I wanted to listen to scripture, I’d buy the bible. the synopsis states “biblical references,”..
not different from the other books. I read the entire series: Days of Elijah and days of Noah…loved them…but this is pretty much the same. Couldn’t read even a quarter of the first book.
Review from Dangerous Dozen →
After listening to ‘Son’, also read by Kevin Pierce, I was ready for more True Crime by this exceptional narrator. I mistakenly assumed the collection would be multiple stories of an hour or two each, but instead found that most lasted only minutes, with 20 being long and the average tale closer to 5. After..
Review from Journey →
I am really addicted to the story. It is more plausible than most and the characters are very interesting.
Review from Uncertain World →
This series is very enjoyable. I’ve just spent my last 2 credits on book 3 and 4. From what I am seeing there is only 5 in the series and that already makes me sad. Love the characters and the storyline, the narration is spot on.
Review from American Exit Strategy →
I have listened to a lot of these books on end of the world scenarios, but so far I have never written reviews on them. This book bothered me enough that I decided to put my comments down. The positive things in the book are: The narrator Kevin Pierce – he is so good that..
This book kept us going the extra mile on our road trip. So we’re buying the next book.
Review from A Dark World: The Complete SpaceMan Chronicles →
I was able to purchase the boxed set of this series, which includes all three books of the trilogy; Spaceman, Descent, and Retrograde. I had listened to the first volume Spaceman over a year ago, enjoyed it, and reviewed it. Now I have the opportunity for the second and third volumes. Book two picks up..
Review from 36 Hours →
This book was too short, corny, and boring. Not much really happened and it’s more of a blast at current American culture, most of which I agree with but it’s kind of forced down your throat. Worth half a credit.No buddy swears, minimal violence so pretty boring in my mind!