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The character’s are so relatable, you feel their pain, the excitement, and resolve that each person brings to this tail of doing what it takes to survive and doing it in the face of fear.

Way too many weak people in this book. Hard to listen to how stupid they are.

I’ve read or listened to dozens of books in the genre of prepping, collapse, post-emp, etc. and this is by far the best, most believable scenario. It’s a great story but also a very intelligent treatise on what a post collapse community that try’s to follow the constitution could look like. The narrator, Kevin Pearce..

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I thought this book would talk a little bit more about the anatomy of the body and it’s pretty much just recipes, which is not very helpful for an audiobook. This would be way better to purchase if you wanna follow along for the recipes.

As sad the material for this story is it reminds us that there IS evil/cruelty in this world we live in and this evil can rear its head in lives when you least expect it. Stay vigilant. Protect the children and school them in the evil that is out there. Nic presented this story well..

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I got this book not knowing it was a true crime story. I for some reason figured it was a fictional mystery book (I blame the audible cover) but I was sucked in immediately by the story being told. This is very detailed and I would advise people who are sensitive to details about horrific..

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I did not like it . It is not written in a stile I like. Others may like it.

What the heck?! So when did it become okay to use that word?! This author is off my audible list!

I have enjoyed the previous books in this series. Book 5 is painfully slow. Certain situations are completely over explained and drug out. Not alot of action.

I enjoyed the first 2 books in the series but this one should have been titled Ridiculousness.