Review from The Reset Roadhouse →
I very much like this novel. The pace was a little slower when compared with some of the previous books in the series, but nevertheless was compelling. I’m excited to read what comes in the next volumes.
good story, great narrator. lots of action, and charector development. Good read not horribly bogged down with the Christianity stuff.
Review from Desperate People →
It’s a really good book, but it skips over way too much content. I’m hoping Tom will circle back in his story telling so we won’t be left wondering what happened to the other characters of Prepper, and an in depth story not just a superficial telling because it will leave this new series with..
Review from The Fury of the Forsaken →
For a story where almost nothing happened, this was quite the the underwhelming title. Very little “Fury”.
While I enjoyed the story line involving the people, I found the financial discourses tedious.
Sometimes books start to dull as the volumes climb but not here. The characters continue to mature and their lives evolve, it brings new experiences and adventures to share with us listeners. Narration remains fantastic as always. I’ve got the next boxes set already downloaded, ready to start in the morning!
Review from Locker Nine →
The Ray character is stupid, he’s a drug addict/gun slinger while being burned. Noone could be that lucky grand theft auto or not. Being a vetran and Leo had to fast forward through the Ray early chapters
Review from American Apocalypse Box Set →
The only thing I did not like is characters commenting about attraction of stepfather to stepdaughter, or the MIL lining up with her daughter for SIL to judge rear views. NOT realistic, just yuk.
Not as strong as McMoneagle’s previous work, but still acceptable. Anyone with basic common sense in the field could draw similar conclusions. Nothing particularly new here.
Excellent story about the end of America as we know it. Looking forward to the rest of the story.