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Looking forward to book 2

Review from Signs of Life →

Truly loved this book. I like the characters, especially the two dogs. Takes place in Georgia. Terrorist unleash a deadly virus but the vaccine developed to cure the virus turns the people into zombies. Twin sisters are trying to join up, Both sisters have remarkable dogs. The story mostly wraps up except for Pepper’s story,..

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Amazing!

Review from The Delphi Murders →

This was excellent and well written. Nic’s personality was evident all through the story which was great. His jokes and forthright opinions of the perpetrators were entertaining. This book was also informative and obviously researched thoroughly. Thanks for an awesome read.

Wow! Just Wow!🤔

Review from Shift Point →

The Mad Mick, Ricardo, Barb and the rest are back. Continuing their work with Lightspeed to get the lights on across the nation. And of course, there are those who want to control the process or are willing to sabotage the process for selfish reasons. Thought-provoking, action-filled, intense and Wow! Just Wow! Of course Kevin..

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Huh??

Review from EMP Backdraft →

Really enjoyed books 1-3. With this one, I found myself waiting for these rambling chapters to just end. Maybe it’s me, but I couldn’t follow some of the characters some old, some new… and I just stopped caring. Checked out around Chapter16

Still fun

Review from Punching Tickets →

The storyline is still fun,, but characters start not exactly acting like they should if they’ve gone through everything they’ve experienced. One far-fetched James Bond plan fails, they immediately try another using similar tactics with even less planning. Other characters seem to forget all the death they’ve already seen and just go ahead and let..

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Good, not great

Review from Behind the Curve: Book 1 →

Good story overall but “Boyd Craven” is apparently a pen name for a woman. Not sure why so many of these prepper novels have such a strong feminist trend in the characters but by the second book it wears pretty thin and makes the book so-so when the story itself had more potential.