Jim, Gary, Lloyd, Shade & the entire Roadhouse bunch band together to prep to meet new friends/enemies. Pete & Charlie show their maturity and wisdom that far exceeds what young men usually display. Four weddings and new folks join the community. The groundwork is laid for a huge conflict likely coming their way. Awesome book…
Only listened up to chapter 10, got sick of the simplistic moralizing about “gangbangers”, mocking FEMA as useless and depicting the military as faultless. The author is operating at a Fox News level of analysis.
Highly recommend this series. Great characters, great storyline and I was excited whenever I had the chance to listen. Thank you!
Review from The Endarkened →
All of it, it is all great. Excited about the next one! Keep up the good work!
Review from Blackout →
The beginning of a good series. A bit too short and no ending so you have to get All of the books. Definitely different and good story telling. One of the best narrators to make this this extra good.
Review from The Fury of the Forsaken →
I love this whole series! The book is so well written and the conversation between characters is delivered so perfectly by Kevin Pierce. There’s always a lot of laugh out loud moments! But this is a great book, great story, great series!
This man is a genius love the Mad Mick series and the borrowed world. Love the way he has connected the two. I fell like we will soon have a book where they once again come together. Can’t wait!!!!!!!
Review from The Fury of the Forsaken →
This one is my least favorite of the series. On a positive note, new characters were introduced. Jim’s wife comes to town, meets the new people, and gets involved. The focus was more on people who live in town.
Because overall? Maddie is THE MOST infuriating character I have ever read, and I’ve read thousands. I want to look past the infuriating naivety, and simply chalk it up to a character trait. But given that Madison is THE MAIN fmc? I just cannot! This story? Is fabulous. The writing? Incredible. Narration? Excellent! It’s the..
Review from 299 Days: The 43 Colonels →
299 Days is like a coming-of-age book in the sense it’s a becoming aware book. I miss America yet I know there are patriots of all walks of life willing to take it back. From the preparation to the victory we are reminded of the message and commitment of the Founding Fathers and are challenged..