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The author is focused not on the community or the victims but on the lurid lifestyle of the gay killer. No empathy, just literary rubbernecking with strong homophobic current throughout

story dragged on, flat. had potential but just could not get me hooked. like a b movie. story and concept may be good but acting and dialog makes it a b movie.narrator was hard to listen to. shaky delivery. sounded like a teenager undergoing puberty with cracking voice and and old man speaking in a..

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Thank you Tom & Kevin. John Beck carried mortal thoughts even in his most desperate hours. Your audience remains intact.

can tell the author was more confident in this book, the writing, story, and character development all surpass the first. great book!

I love this story and I especially love Kevin Pierce’s reading of the story. All around fantastic.

I’m not sure what the people who wrote negative reviews are expecting. This book is a great apocalyptic tale. I had a hard time turning it off. Kept me very entertained. Love the narration as well.

I can’t find anything like-able about this story, other than the narration which is mediocre. There is just nothing believable about this story. The narrative is narrow minded and nonsensical, which makes this so hard to appreciate. Several storylines converging and each is just awful. The worst thing I have read all year. Save your..

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First, Kevin Pierce is my favorite narrator. Secondly, this is an amazing story and breaks down everything perfectly in this horrific true story.

I really enjoyed this book from beginning to end. I’m looking forward to listening to the rest of the series!

The dynamic duo. Great storyline and always full of twists. This is why people always say the book was better than the movie. Keep up the good work and stay away from Luddites.