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This book actually made me have tears time to time I actually got made during the time they all died maybe

My favorite so far. Loved every second of this book. It is so well written and the narration is as always spot on.

Franklin Horton has grown to be my absolute favorite author I haven’t read or listened to a book he’s wrote that isn’t good.

This series never fails. They keep getting better and better. It’s even convinced me to make a “big out bag” that I’m almost complete with!

This series could have been written by ChatGPT AI by scrapping posts from 4Chan and Q postings. No depth of characters with the “apocalypse” unfolding within hours. Stereotype race baiting of communities (Chicago residence and St. Louis protests of race/policing) with Q sex trafficking themes folded in for extra measure.

I especially enjoyed the narration and the storyline. McDermott always does an exceptional job. highway recommended!

What a waste of time, it is justa hypothetical bird’s eye’s bird’s eye view to the RV primordial soup, there is nothing here, just vague, and wasteful, you suck Joseph.

This book is meh Not super good, not super bad.I wish the characters were more in depth Just another average Ordinary apocalypse book Characters are super cliche About as deep as my cardboard cutout of orlando, bloom

Overall I like tha stories I’ve read them from book 1 to this one, which is book 9. It’s just Coner’s daughter Narb that I can’t STAND! She’s not realistic, it’s like the writer goes out of his way to make her some super feminine man killer! I’m just waiting for her to get killed..

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The story seemed based on a sense of solid reality which eludes so many people who have an overblown sense of self entitlement and political correctness.