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Great level of detail and suspense building for a tragedy that’s hard to fathom living through.

I love how he covered not only the spiritual and the political views on this but also the call to arms. We are not to be radicals and to cause mayhem, but we are to take a stand in what is right

I don’t care for the narrator, and the story just seems like it’s almost a documentary. There’s no suspense or building of narrative. It’s Joe Friday reciting the story… just the facts ma’am.

this was a very well written book. lot of times I had to stop listening because of work or family life but I wanted to keep listening. hard to turn it off. it’s way different than the normal zombie apocalyptic series I’m used to so I was pleasantly surprised. keep up the good work and..

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Mark Goodwin is an outstanding writer. Some of his early works here, not yet as great as he is now.

Great story, can wait for the rest of the series to release. Kevin Pierce is always delivers in these type of series.

Continuous learning and factual information to better help prepare in case of a crisis. Excessively thankful for this information helping me be a better father and protective husband

For whatever reason I thought this was going to be a bit of a Sci-Fi story. It isn’t. I don’t have the interest to finish. I made it through book one and don’t care to go on. This isn’t a knock on the author, the book isn’t for me. The series deals with what would..

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If you like books with action, SHTF conditions, big characters and consistent storylines through multiple sagas, then this series is for you. Sure, the Mad Mick and his exploits are bigger than life, but that is the whole idea behind fictional stories. Franklin Horton weaves a tale around the Mad Mick and his family and..

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Thoughtful consideration to the quotes upon the chapters intonation has not gone unnoticed and deeply appreciated.