Review from Traction →
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I was captivated with the story and how it was written from minute one. Really liked the details about preparedness, etc. Very real. Can’t wait to start book two! A must read!
The V-Pox pandemic is swiftly killing off all but a small percentage of survivors immune to its disfiguring and lethal effects. The survivors must dispose of their dead and seek protection from the threat of gangs forming in the cities. Other threats quickly become apparent: dwindling food supplies, power and water outages, unstaffed hospitals, inoperable..
Review from One Man’s Opus →
If you could sum up One Man’s Opus in three words, what would they be? Love The Dog Who was your favorite character and why? Opus Have you listened to any of Kevin Pierce’s other performances before? How does this one compare? I really like to listen to Kevin’s performances. I have more than 20..
These stories have no evidence behind them. Could be entirely made up. I kept waiting for the section where he explains how to do the techniques he mentioned throughout the book. Never happened. Narrator was not very good. Awful.
Review from Wayward Son →
Is there anything you would change about this book? Simplify and focus the plot. There is way to much going on and it doesn’t make the story line or characters consistent. What does Kevin Pierce bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book? Kevin always brings a consistent performance..
This is a very good apocalypse story, and gives advice that I haven’t heard before, just as any good end of the world book should. None of the “I have a friend who has a bunker 30 feet under ground” “oh…. and a 6 wheel 4×4 we can escape in!!! Yay! Here’s a M60 from..
Review from No Direction Home →
What disappointed you about No Direction Home? The lack of any character development was the most disappointing part. The book uses the “multiple PoV” method to tell the story, but doesn’t introduce each of the characters properly. If the reader can’t form emotional attachment to the characters, their actions become worthless. That’s what this book..
Review from Hell’s Requiem →
This story delivered all it promised and some more. The main character has a strong knowledge base of survival and prepping, but at no point did I feel like he was too busy criticiszing librals to get to being in the story. That alone made the story enjoyable.
I have listened to many post apocalyptic type books and this ranks up there with the best of them. The narrator, Kevin Pierce, in my opinion is the best narrator out there for these story lines. Always a good job.