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This was such a believable post apocalyptic book. The story was great. It shows the good and bad of humanity. I couldn’t stop listening.

This book is about the rapture and its aftermath. Not my cup of tea, especially when it’s gruesome with no curse words. No thanks

These three books are absolutely riveting. Packed with action and excitement. I enjoyed every part.

the story was well laid out. it was also narrated very well. the series complements the others

All great .. i’ve listened to this series twice now all the books. One cannot get tired of this. I’m looking forward to reading more of Mark Goodwin‘s books.

The narration is on point and kept me engaged. The story kind of sucks, brings politics into it far too often when he could have made up political ideology. It’s a story turn off regardless of view, I will not continue this series.

This book makes you aware of what can happen at any moment and how you may want to make preparations just in case.

I had watched the Dateline episode on this case and listened to other podcasts, but there is so much more to the story than those platforms could even begin to relate! This is a compelling and tragic true crime read. Chapter 47 was particularly difficult and graphic, but otherwise this story is well done and..

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As the final in the series I’m a little disappointed that Dan’s story has ended. The way of Dan series has been one of the most interesting stories I’ve ever heard. A true storytellers masterpiece.

Franklin Horton is scribe of the apocalypse and Kevin Pierce is its voice. The two paired together makes for an enjoyable experience. Burning down Boise is another great story with interesting characters and story line.