Mark Goodwin’s two series on the end times event as described in biblical prophecy was an awesome read. His references to scriptural text at the beginning of each chapter sets up the how the prophecy might be careful experienced. The series (start with book 1) is as much of a fictional end times novel as..
Review from The Beginning of Sorrows: The Complete Box Set →
Thoroughly enjoyed the interpretation of the book of Revelations up to the rapture of the church.
Per the title, this series was an interesting treatment of the multiverse theory, and a modern version of the old tv series Sliders. Overall, I really enjoyed it and it held my attention. The narration was outstanding.
Review from Son →
I have grown to be a big fan of Kevin Pierce’s delivery. Someone else described him as your grandpa reading you a very dark bedtime story, and they’re not wrong. But he doesn’t overdo different characters’ voices, and doesn’t mispronounce things or attempt cringe accents, and he has a slow but not too-slow pace. So…
If you’re a fan of post-apocalyptic/dystopian reads and you love a good sense of humor on top of that, welcome to Mad Mick. To be sure, this is not a new set, but it’s still finding fans regularly. Conor is a simple man who only wants to live his simple life. After years as a..
Review from Cruel Deception →
Superbly written and read. These cases are difficult for everyone but Gregg Olsen tells them well.
I liked the back and forth of bargaining and yet the surprise ending of the conflict.
Thanks to Ryan and great narrator in Kevin Pierce. Could listen to him all day. *****
Review from American Reset →
The story is built on real possibilities and backed up by actual organizations whether the monetary system or AMRON.
Review from Prepper, Book 3 →
I haven’t been able to put this series down. The writing and narration gets you wrapped up in the characters lives. Definitely listening to the next in the series.