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Steve Jackson is my new favorite true crime author. very compelling story. Well written and stark.

I can’t wait for the next book to come out. good storey and naration I can’t wait to see what happens next.

Really was a sruggle to finish. Characters in this true accountcould have been written with more interest.

Starts off slow and gets into some character development. Dale is the owner of a home and has a large well on his land. When everything falls apart the only commodity everyone needs of course is water. People have a tendency to try and take what they want. Took me awhile to figure out why..

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In order to understand DJT or confirm what one might have imagined, this book rounds out the circle.

Normally I love what this author writes, but this I found offensive. It’s one thing to not agree with a religion, it’s another to downright place them in cahoots with the devil.

Found this book to be very slow and not very helpful in ever explaining what happened to cause the apocalypse. I finished the book not really caring about the main character or much else. I won’t be listening to the rest of the series. I found the narrator to be good, but not right for..

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I don’t ever listen to audio books so this was my first time. I listened while cleaning, taking a shower, playing super mario brothers, you name it. I loved it! Sound effects would be great for the popping and cracking. 😉

This is a wonderful, heartfelt story about relationships, both human and canine. Our human hero Rick, who finds his talent in writing and who also, finds the need to become a prepper. Our canine hero Opus, who has a way of making his wants and desires known and watches out for the people he loves…

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This book is the standard by which all true crime books should be held. Well done.