Review from ARkStorm →
This is a story all Californians should read or listen to. It is a nonstop, heart pounding, breath holding, AWESOME story. It is about a catastrophic ARk storm, that those in the Central Valley of California just experienced a small yet, devastating taste of. It has death, destruction, human nature, love, family, tears and a..
This is a continuation of a great story, which helps you see the reality of the political system, and its corruption even though the book is fiction, it could be a new story!
Overall, it’s a good listen. There are a few hiccups, such as people’s ages suddenly changing, but these are very few in the story. My biggest complaint is how the author keeps hammering on a few subjects such as, living with the consequences of killing another human, being prepared for all things at all times,..
Leaves you wanting to get the next book! So much feels like Mark wrote this in the last several years!!
I’m enjoying the saga and the authors viewpoint! Different from many in the genre. I recommend start with an open mind and enjoy.
Review from Reign of Darkness →
This was an interesting read on a post apocalyptic society. The series was focused on rape, sex, human trafficking, drugs, and guns. There was more background on the types of guns and ammo than on character build-up. The background on humans being good versus bad seemed naive – people were either good or evil with..
Review from Rising from the Darkness →
This was an interesting read on a post apocalyptic society. The series was focused on rape, sex, human trafficking, drugs, and guns. There was more background on the types of guns and ammo than on character build-up. The background on humans being good versus bad seemed naive – people were either good or evil with..
This was an interesting read on a post apocalyptic society. The series was focused on rape, sex, human trafficking, drugs, and guns. There was more background on the types of guns and ammo than on character build-up. The background on humans being good versus bad seemed naive – people were either good or evil with..
The narration was great. The religiosity greatly detracted from the storyline. If the hard-core religious stuff had been left out, it would have been a much better story.
Review from The Delphi Murders →
This book is incredibly disjointed. First, he doesn’t even get to the actual case the book is supposed to be about until chapter 4. Second, for the rest of the book, he jumps around and intersperses unrelated cases for seemingly no reason. Third, he intersects some really bad theology (for example, “all children go to..