If you’ve heard about The Mad Mick series, you’ve probably heard the legend: he’s a ruthless tinkerer, a shadowy genius with a garage full of death-dealing contraptions, more “MacGyver meets Rambo” than your average guy. The myth goes that he’s famous for dispatching bad guys with improvised devices rather than being a standard “operator.” But..
I can’t recommend this series. yes the first two books were ok but by book three the story steadily loses quality and veers off into a long and boring abyss.
Review from Extinction →
I can’t recommend this series. yes the first two books were ok but by book three the story steadily loses quality and veers off into a long and boring abyss.
Review from Judgment →
I can’t recommend this series. yes the first two books were ok but by book three the story steadily loses quality and veers off into a long and boring abyss.
The Borrowed World series gains a solid storyline hydra.. Main comfortable characters get benefits and finally don’t have to fight to survive with each chapter. Looking forward to black ops partners or other unknown allies pulling the Roadhouse devotees out of a frosty future.
Review from After the EMP: Darkness →
other than a complete lack of realistic directions and from the sound of it confusing where Oregon and Nevada are it’s a good book
Ryan did an amazing job telling the story from all angles and characters. With the obsession of electronics in our time and the ever evolving AI, this story at some level could happen. I will miss all the characters!
Review from The Mad Mick Box Set, Volume 3 →
All three books are filled with MM action. The plots are interesting and the characters entertaining. Enjoy.
I liked the constantaction, the well developed characters, and the down ro earth view of the Apocolypse
Review from Remote Viewing Secrets →
This book was profoundly informative! I’m deeply appreciative of tools given to discover the good from the bad. Disregard the comment below that it doesn’t teach you how to RV 🤣 listen closely and you will find ethics, tools and tips, methods for how you can uncover your own remote viewing ability. No, it doesn’t..