Great book, lots of adventures and a good ending. Keeps you on your toes till the very end.
Awesome
Review from Prepper, Book 4 →
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A must Read
Review from The Death Dealer’s Manual →
always awesome. if you havnt read anything else he has written then go back to #1 or either series
I cried…I thought about my own little boy. Poor Susan and her two angels are together again.
Simply outstanding book. (I’m a budding playwright.) Clarity of explanations, economical writing, and everything he says is very useful. I’d recommend to anyone.
So refreshing to listen to a book with a good story and no swearing or sexually explicit content! Scripture at the beginning of each chapter was related to the content in it. You really cared for the characters and looked forward to what was going to happen in the next chapter. Overall I recommend this..
This was a nice ending to a great story of American Pride among the backdrop of an apocalyptic landscape. it’s great to hear stories like this with enough faith in God included to show that our faith as a country is where our foundation is based. The story line was wrapped up nicely and with..
The books depicted a true dystopian future without electricity, fuel or food. What it also depicted was how violent people can become when they are hungry or in revenge for a death of a family member. Also, how tyrannical people can get and tribal once law and order is not there. I am preparing my..
Narration – Kevin Pearce
Review from Dislocated →
Kevin Pearce is one of the best in the business. The book is great and the story and characters are amazing, but it wouldn’t be what it is if anyone else read it.
in both these series you dont get a feel like hes just repeating a style or story. Jim’s books are a great series and Mad Micks are just as great but completely different. I cant wait to read them all.
Negative views of mental illness, medication and people in recovery.
Review from American Apocalypse Box Set →
My biggest turn off with this series is the author’s apparent lack of knowledge and/or understanding of mental illness and/or psychotropic medications. The fact that one of the characters is described as being “doped up” and needing her “fix” is sad. The author’s presumption that people without antidepressants and other medications will die off or..