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In my opinion, this book is just an advertisement of his podcast. No answers as to the guilt or innocence of the perpetrator. Do I need to go find out myself how it turned out?

Great series. I am now buying the last book in the series (at a very expensive price for the small amount of listening time per book).

Personally, I think this is one of the best series that I have had the pleasure of.It is excellently thought out, written, and narrated. I feel like most of the story is a cliffhanger, and every chapter you find yourself wanting more. I’m looking forward to the rest of the series.

This is a great series and I am totally enthralled – addicted! Wes and his dog Raider, along with their friends gathered at the home-place farm are fighting the bad guys and there are a lot of bad guys. To my disgust, every book is very short for one credit. Two or three books should..

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The cliffhangers at the end of each book are killing me! Thank goodness all the books in the series are on Audible so I don’t have to wait to see what happens – I can go straight to the next book. The cliffhanger in this book is extremely disturbing, and totally not necessary or reasonable…

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I am surprised how much I enjoyed this book. The protagonist, Wes, is a good character. Raider, Wes’s dog is an even better character. I enjoyed hearing about their life with Grandma and Grandpa on the farm. Even the chickens are entertaining. The family is better equipped than most to survive the solar storm which..

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What an incredible story! The evil that was felt from the descriptions of the killer was so realistic. I really enjoyed the overall story and the tone of the narrator.

really like the flow and the story plot. would recommend this for any apocalypse book lover

This series was a great story but I felt the ending was very rushed. Overall a very good read.

I toughed it out through all 7 books, hoping for the best. In retrospect, the best was scattered throughout the books but needed to be weeded out among hours of pointless annoying babble, speculation, repetition, and tedium.