Review from Dislocated →
The amazing duo of Franklin Horton narrated by Kevin Pierce strikes again! Probably my favorite of the Mad Mick series so far, but that may be because I’ve missed these characters so. Mr Horton’s writing far exceeds most authors in the post-apocalyptic genre. The care he takes with his stories, the development of his characters..
It sounded like a good premise but the guy who wrote this has a shit opinion of women. Every female depicted is unrealistic in the cringiest way. Also, get ready for oversexualized 12 and 13 year old girls who “look 20”. Who wrote this? Roman Polansky? 🤮
Review from Freeway Rick Ross →
Wish more details would have been discussed but still an amazing story! Welcome home freeway Rick Ross The Boss
Review from Freeway Rick Ross →
I know of this story. I grew up in the area of this story at the same time this was happening, several blocks away. I saw glimpses of this life in 1980, but nothing like what is in this book. The book never gets boring. The black community in Los Angeles was destroyed as a..
If you have listened to or read any of the Franklin Horton’s books, you KNOW he is a great author. The Mad Mick serious is so well written by Franklin Horton and also so well narrated by Kevin Pierce that you get drawn all the way into the storyline. A lot of authors write straight..
One authors version of how the end times will occur. Good biblical references and brings those scriptures to life. Wasn’t found of the whole catty female attitude displayed throughout the book but this author also builds strong female characters.
This box set of books one through three is an excellent story about a very plausible post apocalyptic event. Overall excellent.!
Review from Dislocated →
the book is what you should come to expect from Franklin Horton action adventure
Review from Dislocated →
You out done yourself this time. Mr Horton they just keep getting better and better. I loved it
Review from Black Dahlia Avenger →
This is such a conglomeration of conjecture and making pieces fit together that it’s so unlikely that it happened that it must be true that it did happen. I was waiting all through the book for one “nail in the coffin” and there just isn’t one. Disappointed that it really is conjecture and coincidence; disappointed..