Review from Prepper: Book 1 →
Yes, this is another great read or listen from the great author, Tom Abrahams and read by the voice of the Apocalypse, Kevin Pierce. Yes, I am a bit of a fan boy. The reason is common while high level authors and narrators like these 2. Its good story with a author building a good..
well written and as always Kevin pierce is amazing . brings any story he reads to live for the writer who did a great job developing characters
Always takes a bit to get used to characters and storyline, but love it! Clean content with scripture interlaced. Also love how each of his books encourages me to prep just a little bit more. Hope for the best, prepare for the worst! Jesus is King!
Review from Angel of the Abyss →
This series is addictive. I know how it ends, but I’m learning so much about the book of Revelations.
Definitely a book for the entrepreneur library! Every entrepreneur should read this book and start implementing it
great story telling for the most part but some things took me out of it. For a story so heavily filled with drones, some basic research would have been nice. almost lost me when a random guy takes out a predator drone casually with a sniper rifle. Also reminded me of a CW television show…
Review from Murder, New England →
Because I live in New England but am not originally from here, it was interesting to hear some true crime stories that are a part of the history of the area.
anything between the covers. This is a heroin author!! once tried, forever lost is his pages and mind. Thanks jerk, now I’m a Goodwin junkie! steele400
Review from The Borrowed World Box Set, Volume One: Books 1-3 →
I like the way the characters are brought together and how they interact. Also the facts about why and how the varied preparedness was done and tweaked as needed.
Review from The Borrowed World Box Set, Volume One: Books 1-3 →
I usually enjoy listening to post apocalyptic type stories but unlike some of the other related series like the Mad Mick, this was just whiny bullshit that didn’t make much sense. The terrorists for example that essentially cripple the nation’s infrastructure in the opening chapter or 2 are something I don’t recall being mentioned at..