Review from Valley of Vengeance →
Franklin Horton never disappoints. Through his writing I feel as if I know each and every character personally and felt all of their pain, suffering and walked through all they went through on this journey.
Review from We Won’t Go Quietly →
Perfect follow up! I couldn’t read it fast enough and now I’m dying for part four!!! Very well written and great narrator!
A solid third addition to the. the serieslets see what happens to the family next
Final Impact is an apocalyptic survival tale. It follows the tropes of many books in the genre, detailing the events of a diverse group of survivors forced to work together to survive. However, unlike many books in the genre, which often times have EMP events (whether man caused or an extreme solar event) the reason..
This was a great book at the start. All the survival aspects and things not going how he originally planned…yeah, I bought it. It seemed like something that would be actually happening. It felt very real. The part that upset me was the girls. The main characters wife, Olivia made some of the DUMBEST choices…
Review from A Spy’s Guide to Thinking →
if better thinking is what you need to change the game you are inthen this book is all you need let the tools sink in and you will be grateful you bought it
May Susan and her two sons RIP. The narrators and the authors present and very organized and detailed account of a very self-centered and sick individual and the numerous, direct and indirect, victims of a person filled with hate.
I loved both of the books in this series, it hits on many fronts for me, I love animals and feel they do communicate with those they own. I also loved that part of the story was based in an area I know and love. Great writing and performance, I hope there is another coming..
Overall a decent apocalypse story with one glaring exception—the absolutely stupid political pontification and the inane conclusions proffered by the author.
Review from Shoot Like a Girl →
I’m glad to see the second book was available so quickly, I couldn’t wait to see what happened next.