the story is good, the style is good, the narrator is awesome, it feel like a spy tells you his thinking process which sounds legit. Obviously, you don’t get super complex thinking but this if practiced well it will improve your thinking if you don’t have any system of thinking. I liked it, I am..
I got this book because it was cheap and I saw Kevin Peirce was the narrator. I know not all shtf books are going to be about people who know everything and have tons put back, but this book is just not enjoyable or captivating. the main characters bounce between so much indecision on so..
Review from The Death Dealer’s Manual →
I love Kevin pierce as a narrator. The storyline continues to be strong. Waiting for number 8
I only listen to books now and have purchased all the books available. I am looking forward to the fourth book in this series. I believe there is a new book that hasn’t been recorded yet that I hope will be ready soon.
Review from The Burning Hollow →
Takes a while to get going but when it does, hang on…….super kala fragalistic..!
More weak men in these books too. They don’t know how to write men anymore and give women way too much credit. More feminazi crap.
Review from 299 Days →
To say I am a huge fan of the genre is an understatement 200+ books and 99% shtf. However this book isn’t even worth the amazing narrator Kevin Peirces voice. First chapter of the book is the author talking about how his book is going to be different but then immediately goes into every troupe..
Review from The Alt Apocalypse →
I throughly enjoyed the series. It took a little while to understand what was happening but once it clicked I was hooked.
Interesting story but there are a couple of things that bother me. At the beginning of the story the west coast is occupied by China and the rest of the would be united states is basically a war ground being fought over by China, South America, Europe, Africa and Canada. The author intimated that the..
Review from The Oracle →
Love the stories, the series, Author Horton, Mr. Pierce and the rather relatable, Dan himself. The read itself is extremely enjoyable, but Captain Pierce somehow narrates better than I do when reading it to myself. Can’t wait to see what gets in Dans Way at the next station.