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still very good. still a little preachy at times. it’s like the author wants to school the reader on certain topics but it comes off a little elementary and patronizing rather than organic storytelling. still overall a good story

Great writing, great performance. I’m dreading the end of this series. Mr. Horton you are a master

Not enough I wish the story could have been longer though I know it has to end somewhere

A lot less interesting than the previous books. Blood and Banjos was flat, slow, and fairly boring. Has a few character growth moments which I appreciated, but overall it felt like a filler holding time until a better idea of where to take the saga can come to the author.

Love the characters, story line and the inability to push stop. I kept saying, “just one more chapter.”

another great one just hope well see more books. this made me sad in away but great non the less

This could have been good, but it focuses more on being preechy about the Bible vs an EMP story. Also, the conversations are not those of your people, but that of someone in their 40s or 50s. The author should rethink how young people talk because there’s a massive disconnect there

Excellent character development, realistic themes, hearty relationships, places I feel that I’ve been. Well done.

I love how this series is progressing. Can’t wait to see how far this series goes.

Enjoyed every aspect of the book. I’m looking forward to implementing traction to my team. Great job!