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I could not believe Franklin Horton could extend this series until I listened to it. Wow, the man has an imagination that will not quit. I found myself listening continuously. Add Kevin Pierce to the mix and you have a book series that you can’t put down. Thanks for the hours of entertainment.

Loved this whole series. Exciting, you’ll not look at the world or your neighbors the same. Get you some chickens, start a garden and arm up.

Far start to finish the whole series is excellent. No “filler” evert chapter kept me engaged. Story is believable and plausible. By the end of this series you’ll want to buy chickens and goats preparing for the worst. Can’t say enough good things.

I very much enjoyed this series. Hope to hear more from these characters and the story to continue

Good Christian faith based fiction book. Great friendships and relationships and faith filled pulse pounding drama.

great story with interstellar characters. Kevin pierce as always delivers a great narration. I highly recommend this series and have already started on the next. ………………

I loved a the real and exaggerated science used in this theme. I wished that there was a book 6 about Iowa! I’ve got to listen to this series again for the third time. Loved it!

I really like Horton. He is a great writer, but this Mad Mick character is just not the best. I got thru the first set of 3 books barely. Just not a good character. This second set I just had to stop listening to because he teams up with a Mossad agent. I just could..

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This story did not feel authentic to me. It felt like something made up, something that any mediocre science fiction writer could come up with and there’s no comparison to the writings of OBEers like William Buhlman or Jergen Ziewe. I became quite bored with this book and stopped two-thirds of the way through.

This one slowed way down with a ton of drawn out filler and was a little more predictable then the others.