Review from The Mad Mick Box Set Volume 1 →
The 3 books for one credit is listenable. The performance is good. I don’t regret it, but I was disappointed. The story though is a prepper circle jerk sprinkled with wannabe white knighting and topped with all the dog whistle keywords to catch the attention of “switched on” people.
I’m a huge fan of Franklin Horton’s writing, paired with Kevin Pierce’s narration. It’s been a treat!
Did not appreciate the right wing agenda that props up throughout the book. If I wanted to read political propaganda I would not seek it in apocalyptic fiction. Not at all enjoyable.
I couldn’t put it down . Super stories with a great hero …I look forward to the next book in the series
Review from The Endarkened →
Book 11…WOW. The story keeps getting better. Hopefully we will get a 12th book. May have to binge the whole series.
Review from The Complete Age of Embers Series (Books 1-5) →
The only thing I didn’t like was how they referred to any weaknesses shown was by attributing them to female attributes such as; pussie and girlie, etc. It was very easy to be caught up in the story and this is because of the great writing. Am looking forward to reading other books by this..
Interesting that he also wrote some novels, because this memoir of his was put together in a way that was very compelling story-wise. Talked a lot about the methods of remote viewing, enough to make the story compelling and the different events relevant, but not a textbook on remote viewing. Also some really great heartbreaking..
Review from The Beginning of Sorrows: The Complete Box Set →
I absolutely loved the scripture being brought in to highlight and explain what the Bible says and what was going on in the book. How it showcases what we could be seeing sooner rather and than later and all the preparations and things they did to help one another
The only thing worse than the narration is the story. Boring, uneventful, and extremely uninteresting presented in a nearly monotone narration. I feel ripped off by the fake positive reviews. This is the worst audiobook I have ever listened to. Can I have my credit back?
Review from The Rotten Belly Society →
When is fifth book of the way of dance series, it does not disappoint! Just as fresh and exciting as the first page of book one. Dan is an extraordinary character and so well written. He and Holly seem to be so opposite yet their dynamics together, wet and banter are so true to life…