Logical impacts of grid failure. Likeable characters. Story moves along well. Could have done without some of the political commentary.
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Loving this series!
Review from Wormwood →
I really like the characters in this series. Usually in SHF series, the characters are either perfectly prepared or overly flawed. Just purchased book 3!
enjoyed the story while on the road, at lunch, or just before bed. can’t wait to start the next one
GOOD STORY FULL OF ACTION. ENJOYED THE NARRATOR! WILL LOOK FOR MORE STORIES VERY SOON
Bittersweet and sour
Review from Shift Point →
Such a great series I’m kind saddened by some of the events that happened in this one I hope the next one clears things up.
I was a big fan already having read many of his books and loved Major Battle. Didn’t know how I missed this series and downloaded it as soon as I saw it and started listening. I’m a little freaked out that it’s set in Lake Mary where I’ve lived most of my life, kinda freaky..
It jumps around too much for me and doesn’t have a good flow like a Franklin Horton book
The ending ALMOST saved this
Review from Dislocated →
The story wasn’t engaging or interesting. Normally there are more stakes or more compelling plot lines in the series.
I really enjoyed this series! They have been such a blessing to me! I have a few criticisms though. Mark Goodwin, please consider never using the word “pursed” to describe anyone’s lips. Runner up annoying phrases include, “knuckled his forehead” and “bit his/her bottom lip” Otherwise the story was excellent and encouraging in many ways!..
I am getting to the point that all I want Is books Witten Horton and narrated by Kevin….His narration is the best