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women are poorly written, cringe sexist writing, overly conservative and religious in a lame peachy sense. Loose understanding of technology makes me think the author is either 10 or 60 years old.

As always this series continues to be fantastic. usually this far into a series it’s dull. Not this one. can’t wait to start the next one.

3.5 A quick read with good characters. I liked the plot set-up and how the events unfolded. Elliot was my favorite and most normal, I feel like.

Love Kevin Pierce as the narrator – always easy to listen too. But the story was another apocalyptic book with a so-so story. The main character Maddie was full of herself. By the end of the series, I got so sick of hearing her say that she needed to be in the middle of all..

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This is the Fifth book in the Mad Mick series! Great addition to the series of books! Will be reading the next one book 6 soon!

The only thing I can say that I disliked was it ended. I’m excited to see what he does next.

This book as the most twists and turns of the mad mick series to date. Left me hanging on edge wanting to know how things were going to get figured out.

This is a classic book, and a must read for everyone interested in astral travel. It is THE beginning of true knowledge into the world of astral travel, even though some teens are out of date, they still apply.

Title: Audiobook Review – “The Endarkened” by Franklin Horton, Narrated by Kevin Pierce Welcome listeners to this audio review of Franklin Horton’s latest book in The Borrowed World series, “The Endarkened,” narrated by the esteemed Kevin Pierce. For fans of Horton’s work and newcomers alike, this novel is an exhilarating addition to the post-apocalyptic genre..

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One of my favorite series! Listened to all of them at least 6 times. Crazy how much it relates to life as we progress with ridiculous reality,