Typically I lean towards reading Post Apocalyptic stories as I enjoy the genre, but when I saw Franklin Horton had written a new book I was immediately interested. Random Acts is a really great story with lots of plot twists and action. The character development is well done and you really start caring for them..
Review from Unexpected World →
Enjoyed it. A little slow at times and occasional unnecessary material. Worth the read though and I’ll continue the series as the storyline is good.
Review from The Collapse →
I enjoyed the slightly different take on societal collapse. I am afraid the political and financial background was a little confusing for an average reader. Having most of the women in the book being helpless wimps with normalcy bias got really old. There are women preppers to who don’t appreciate that stereotype.
Review from Grace Under Fire →
loved ever single minute of these book.. simply a real page turner, of ups and downs!
Review from Dangerous Dozen →
I enjoyed this book. for the price of one credit you get 116 chapters full of the best stories from a dozen states. I enjoyed the tales of crimes from the early 19th century (and earlier) that don’t get much spotlight, and liked the fact that when it came to the big three [Gacy, Bundy,..
Review from American Survivor →
Great start to a new series… very well written and narrated. Authors style is enjoyable
Review from Promises to Keep: After the EMP →
The first two books in the series were fun. However in this one the characters seem to stop developing. Also it seems the editor was asleep at the wheel. Almost every character in a position of authority says “is that clear“about 50 times each. It’s annoying and distracting. Nobody talks like that.
Review from Journeys Out of the Body →
I love this , and I want more
I had heard about this interesting place and the environment in which most of the people here lived. Very trusting. This book is a perfect example of not taking people or places for granted or allowing yourself to be off guard or not pay attention to signs that are always there. George is a very..
A decade ago, I would have said that this is a very implausible plot line. Unfortunately, this is no longer the case. When introduced to the characters from widely disparate lives, I couldn’t imagine how the author would be able to bring them together. And then he does. What results is a harrowing, and probably..