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Story was good overall. Writer did focus on something’s too hard. (The was an entire 8 minutes dedicated to pooping in a bucket and the moral dedicated with survival). But the characters were likable.

This is not an EMP survival story. It’s a war story. I listened to the whole thing so I guess I liked something about it but it’s not really what I would normally enjoy. Lots of guns, blood, torture, machismo, and good hearted women who are meaner than junk yard dogs. Someone should tell the..

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I’ve been looking for another story line to capture my attention after finishing the survivalist series by A. American and this one did it for me. Hope to start the last few books in the series soon

This is not a typical post apocalypse scenario, and I enjoyed that. The story focuses more on the main character and the town of Burning Hollow. The characters are varied, and the story is dark in places as you would expect. I did feel like the main character is sort of all over the place,..

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loved every detail, there was nothing to dislike about this book, ready to hit the ground running

I listened to the first 3 books in the series as part of a set. I ramped up to 1.5x just to finish. The story is shallow and entirely predictable. The characters are also shallow and not endearing. Basically, the author tells you people are “tough” and you just have to respect them based on..

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While brutal and stomach churning in parts, a great read and scary if you think about the real world possibilities of an AI takeover. I will try not to let the paranoia set in too deep. Pierce was an awesome narrator as always. Gravitate to his reads because he’s just that good. As a whimpy..

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I kept putting it aside because the writing was so poor. Contradictions throughout the book. It was ridiculous. But I truly love the narrator.

Great stories. Edge of your seat suspend with like able and hateful characters. Highly recommend.

good series. Kevin Pierce could read almost anything and I would enjoy it. Could have used a little more Catrick and Bart the farther though