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Great story, well thought out and brilliantly orchestrated. Yes there is some colorful language but what would you expect from many people fighting for their lives in a sub apocalyptic world? A+ from me for both stories.

Love all of his books, informative and entertaining. The narrator does a great job bringing the characters to life.

There wasn’t a lot of new information here, except for the unsolved murders I hadn’t heard of. I selected it because of Mr Pierce. I am familiar w him due to Jack Olsen’s books. Now I search for books that he narrates because what the book lacks he makes up for. Keep up the good..

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As I’ve said, before, Kevin Pierce and Franklin Hortons books go together like peanut butter and jelly

I wanted to like it but didn’t, too many different plots (characters) to follow, I’d get confused who the story is about and what I missed. I couldn’t finish, even though I really wanted too.

Over the course of the book the author paints very clear imagery of how the disaster is affecting the geography. The characters decisions felt relatable and believable.

Overall Great Book to wrap up a Fantastic Series. I was hooked from the start.

I really tried I got into it a few hours it started out okay society getting to the point where they’re eating rats supposed to be brutal but somehow the main protagonist walks into a group of 2 dozen heavily armed survivors and somehow his screaming gets them to all give up their guns? It..

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As I tried to get into this audible, it was so full of the typical whoa is me, stupid blond woman decisions. I literally fast forward through some of it, and guts what? NO plot twist.

Bobby Akart writes characters you get invested in. The story lines seem to come right out of the headlines and tackle subjects without the partisan opinions, based on science. I love his books and highly recommend them.