Review from Ultraviolent →
The six book in the saga of Conor Maguire is definitely ultraviolent. Starting off after the failed mission of book 6, “Ultraviolent” does an amazing job of establishing new relationships in the ever present arena of survival in this post-terrorist riddled environment. One of those new relationships is Jim Powell from “The Borrowed World” saga…
Review from The Burning Hollow →
I can’t believe I made it through this book. The plot is vague and just plain dumb. Rowdy is banished from the town for what? Beating the crap out some dude apparently. That little cliffhanger is held back until late in the book for some dumb reason. These feuding families are just a jumble of..
Review from Good Fences →
Good book well written, and narrated good store line . Overall a good book. Would recommend
Review from Angel of the Abyss →
It’s so interesting to wonder about the future. Intriguing that you handled the assassination. The way you did.
Review from The Oracle →
hard to believe anyone this dam stupid books hard to listen to. only reason ingVe 5 stars is because its horton and peirce not a satisfying book to listen to just pisses me off how dam stupid they act and brilliant later on hope next one is better
What’s right about the book:1) interesting premise & lead in to a potential series. 2) the narration. What’s wrong:1) one doesn’t have to be a prepper to catch the inconsistencies in the set up.2) what one other reviewer said about the view of women in the book. It’s terrible but even worse is the inconsistency..
Review from Traction →
Really love the ideas, simple and straightforward. The narrator is really boring but the information is solid.
Always excited about a new Mark Goodwin book read by Kevin Pierce. magical combination. anxiously awaiting another good book series.
Great storyline. I love how the author brings Revelation to a more modern day understanding. I loved this read. I wish Kevin Pierce was able to continue narrarating his books. I hope he finds an equally good narrarator for his future books.
Review from We Won’t Go Quietly →
This is by far one of my favorite series in the genre. Love all of the characters and personalities and relationships. Also loved listening to Kevin Pierce deliver an awesome narrationnas per usual. A+++!!!