Review from Days of Want Series, Books 1-7 →
I purchased the book for $7.41 on sale and read the reviews but was terribly disappointed. I read almost exclusively post apocalyptic stories. Overall, I have enjoyed the genre tremendously. So when I say I could not finish it. This is not because of the genre. The stories characters were stereotypical and there was a..
very enjoyable series, didn’t want it to end and gave a realistic view of how the end times could be
This was a good series. Once again do not buy these books separately since they are not full books but just an extension from one book to the next. Great narration and relaxing to listen to.
Review from The Locker Nine: Books 1-4 →
One dimensional characters with zero imagination and absolutely nothing that makes you care about anything that happens to them. Narrators “Irish” accent is so bad he just shouldn’t bother.
Review from The Alt Apocalypse →
For me it took several chapters to catch my attention. But once caught I was very enthralled with the story, the characters and the narrator. I would certainly recommend this book series and strongly encourage you to stick with it at least through the first few chapters.
Review from American Apocalypse Box Set →
Very well paced – easy to care for characters that are consistent and well defined. Very enjoyable story
I loved the characters. The narrator had some annunciation issues, and could have made more of an effort to change voices between characters.
very believable, great character development. Adored the ending. Kevin Pierce us one of my favorite narrators, that is how I found this triligy.
Review from The Arm →
It was well-researched and even entertaining until it started explaining Trevor Bauer and his training method. I know hindsight is 20/20 and this came out before Bauer’s suspension, but it still made me cringe.
Only criticism is the good guys are 100% good and the bad guys are 100% bad.