Review from The Seventh Vial: A Novel of the Great Tribulation →
The Seventh Vial: A Novel of the Great Tribulation is another outstanding addition to the Days of Elijah series. I found the book to be both entertaining and educational in that it provides lots of good prepper related information in a manner that is fun and inspirational. I Really enjoy Mark’s christian perspective.
The 7th Vial was a great “Ending” to a fantastic series! (Another great “beginning” for our characters) This book is filled with action, friendship, peace and the faith that we has become accustomed to. It neatly ties everything together! Loved the book and series! And Mr Pierce was amazing as always.
Review from Charmer: A Ladies’ Man and His Victims →
If you love true crime books it doesn’t get better than Jack Olsen. He doesn’t just focus on the crime or the criminal, he give insight into the victims, their friends and family. It is clear that each book has been thoroughly researched. Kevin Pierce is a fantastic auditor and conveys the right amount of..
Boyd and Kevin Pierce have found the perfect combination of a comfortable tale that you want to just keep coming back to! I love getting drawn in to a story, and enjoying the ride! Keep it up!!!
This is a great fillow-up to the 1st 3 books. It shows how terrible things will be in the Tribulation, & would be a great series to give an unbeliever.
Review from The Community →
Great books, just wish it didn’t have all the profanity. Yes I know that is how a lot of people speak, but I don’t. It would have been better without it.
Review from The Collapse →
Great series of thought provoking books. That will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not? Not really. It’s prepper porn bascially What could Henry Gene Foster and J. J. Holden have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you? Better character development. Have you listened to any of Kevin Pierce’s other performances before? How does this..
If you could sum up Charmer: A Ladies’ Man and His Victims in three words, what would they be? riveting, well-researched, compelling. There’s no better true crime writer than Jack Olsen. He goes behind the scenes to interview all major players. And he gives in-depth psychological profiles. Result is like reading an excellent insightful novel…
one of the best apocalyptic disaster books I have ever read. I believe one of the most realistic representation of what could happen with great ideas of how man could act in such a disaster.