From the very beginning, Dustfall leans heavily on a palette of words meant to conjure a visceral sense of decay and discomfort: venison, feces, sweat, grease, flatulence, rotten teeth, onions, rot, stench. It feels as though the author purchased these terms on clearance and was determined to work them into every other page. The result..
Review from America Invaded →
The best apocalypse series I’ve ever read. I love that they use characters in the books of people that I follow on social media.
What a great trilogy of books! Easy to get lost in the story. Thanks for an enjoyable listen!
that it ended when I want more still to continue with my friends lives and adventures
I am so glad to read all 11 books and love the series only to be more let down than GOT season 8 ending. Sad I wasted my time reading this series. Just a complete waste of great characters.
All, beginning to end and it allows for a happy ending which is much appreciated.
fast-paced story not a dull moment I found myself laughing in parts and my mouth falling open in others.
Review from All for One →
Love the story line, love the character build and support of the journey. Amazingly beautiful
Mad Mick and Jim Powell my favorite characters, but every character is unique and fits each story perfectly! Franklin Horton is an amazingly talented writer, and I’ve loved everything he’s written.
reading was good, story was vanilla and had a phoned in feel. I guess apocalypse can only go so many ways.