Live the Chaos that follows the Banks Brothers. It will take their kind of mentality to survive an apocalypse.
Love the Chaos
Review from The Ashes of the Unknown →
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Another Great One
Review from Blood And Banjos →
I like the twists and depth this story is getting into. I hope the series continues.
Great continuance of an amazing story, with the amazing Kevin Pierce as narrator. Can’t wait for the next book in this series.
The reader is very good. Gregg Olsen is my favorite author. He has done it again with this book.
the mad mick
Review from The Mad Mick Box Set Volume 1 →
I enjoyed the storyline and the characters. the colorful use military experience and macgyverism makes the madmic a good read. thank you for providing such an entertaining book
Book 7 was disappointing. The flow and the story seemed more of jumbled afterthoughts from prior books and uninteresting ramblings that could have been way shortened… I mean, the dissertation on sanitation could have been five minutes. Book 7 made me question if I even want to continue the series, the storyline seems to have..
non-stop action
Review from Brutal Business →
this series continues to be so full of non-stop action that the listening experience just seems to fly through time. completely plausible tactics that the reader, if interested in learning about survivability in a STHF scenario, should pay close attention to. Kevin Pierce is among a very small handful of superior narrators who is a..
Way too Republican outlook on survival and love of guns. Description of firearms was comical.
I generally like the concept of post-apocalyptic stories but this collection is just too mediocre. The mediocrity is bad enough, but then there are some plot developments I won’t spoil that are just too statistically implausible within the world the author has created. I understand the writing trope of having a character with a name..
It’s a bit repetitive- but I guess so was her crime. Shocking and captured well, narrated brilliantly