Review from The Fury of the Forsaken →
As always, Horton hits another one out of the park. This installment has for once, some joy for our characters. At the same time, the stark reality of how devastating a second grid collapse settles in. On top of it all then comes the reality, “We may have to make a deal with the devil”..
Review from The Crusader Series: Books 1-3 →
Well laid out non-typical post apocalypse storyline. Not a lot of technical day to day survival info, and that’s a nice spin on the genre. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and as always Kevin Pierce knocked it out of the park!
A great application of prophecy to current events. And a terrific ending to the story.
Review from Pilgrimage →
Well written, relatable, fast paced. Narration by Kevin Pearce was, as always, outstanding. I hope a sequel is in the works.
The characters were amazing. The story was completely believable and tense action. Just wished for more.
Review from Megiddo →
Must read, great audio book, good narrator, affordable, good, just long enough, quality, interesting characters, story line
I really enjoyed this series. Excellent writing! I would highly recommend. of course, you can’t go wrong with listening to Kevin Pierce.
I live these books even though they are stressful to listen to. it makes you think.
Review from American Apocalypse Box Set →
Felt like the author never had a real conversation with another person. Not much of a build up. Felt a bit racist. I honestly want ny credit back.
Keeping the story alive and well. Franklin Horton continues to deliver. We have come a long way with the survivors from the valley and this story adds another exciting layer to this universe. Can’t wait for more “Especially the Mad Mick”. Mr Horton as always mixes the