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Basically a sunday school lesson wrapped in a good boy scout story. very disappointed. .

This is a gripping story of the horrific fate of two infant girls at the hands of their callous mother. I was sucked into the tale and had difficulty setting it aside when I needed to accomplish other tasks. The writing and narration are excellent. If you like true crime stories, I highly recommend this..

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Well thought out and informative. First book of its kind I’ve listened to. Will look at other books of its kind.

This was good,despite the stereotypes proliferated in it.I would like to find out what hppens to the families in the story,but could do without the ‘Ali Ackbar’s.Kevin Pierce was an excellent narrator.I was given this book by the narrator,author or publisher free for an honest review.

I really enjoyed the story the characters were fun to follow and the narrator did a great job thank you for a great book

I put this in the same league as 299 days, Patriots, and Tomorrow war. Looking forward to the next book.

Might be a great story but too conservative/right wing. Scriptural references are just fine in a novel but this one is more like Sunday school than an apocalyptic thriller. It’s the second book out of thousands of hours of listening that I just couldn’t finish.

It’s a good thing I found this in audio format or I wouldn’t be able to get anything done. My nose would have been glued to all three books till I was finished. As it is I’m binge-listening, such a good story and so well written. Great narration too.

I was voluntarily provided this review copy audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator. The idea behind these series of books is really interesting. I like that you get to watch a set of characters go through different scenarios, each one a different take on an end of the world type event…

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Zero editing. It has a thinly veiled misogynist, Christian, racist, gun nut agenda. Some how in the Pacific northwest, Muslim terrorists pose a threat to survivors of the SHTF. I wrote better stories when I was in the 7th grade. Want a great SHTF book? Stick to Alas Babylon or One Minute After