Review from Legion of Despair →
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why? Yes, but you really want to start a book 1. The story just keeps getting better. Who was your favorite character and why? This book spends more time with Gary and Alice – both are characters you come to care about. But I really..
Review from Annihilation →
the first book in the series was great. The second was pretty good. then it just felt like it was dragging out. After this book I don’t really care how it ends. Wrap the story up for goodness sakes.
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why? Yes, Riveting story line that you do not want to stop listening What did you like best about this story? The ways that the people have learned to survive were rather genius and there are spots that are actually safe and normal Which character..
Review from Push Back →
I’ve listened to both novels in this series, and will patiently wait for the next one…..which should be out soon enough. It has several plots running concurrently to keep things interesting. A good novel and excellent performance.
Review from One Man’s Opus →
Well done story! Kevin provides excellent narration. Well worth the credit. “This book provided at no cost for a fair and honest review. “
he didn’t try to make it sci fi, instead just what he thought might happen. I liked that. no Hollywood explosions
Review from No Time for Mourning →
love the story and enjoy the narrator keep up the good work! Can’t wait for the next one!
Review from A Clockwork Murder →
The story of two sick and deranged killers who killed a young girl simply to live out their sick fantasy. Unfortunately this story is true and even the more scary thing is that there are more people just like them out there. The author does a good job telling the story. I don’t think you..
Review from Locker Nine →
I really enjoyed this book. the worst part was when the book ended. Franklyn Horton does an amazing job. Well written and easy to be sucked into the story. Kevin Pierce does a steller job. Pierce is one of those narrators that keeps you engaged.
Review from Journey →
Some interesting characters but heavy handed much of the time. Feels like the author is talking down to us as readers who wouldn’t know how to survive an event like this, rather than spinning a real tale.