Review from The Reset Roadhouse →
Soooo glad I’ve been listening to this series alongside the Mad Mick like I have….Wow!! It was just yesterday when I listened to the Death Dealers (Mad Mick) so the ending of this fits perfectly!! Currently this is the last published of the Borrowed World series, so I’ll be finishing out what’s left of the..
This is the first type of this kind of book I have listen to. I am very familiar with apocalyptic and postapocalyptic literature and movies. However, this is the first that deals with it from a Christian perspective sighting scripture from the Bible in a viewpoint different from the standard. I was especially interested in..
Makes you want to dive right in and get on the ball with the Sugar detox… #motivational
A different story, now I’d like to know what happens next. Not your average post-apocalyptic story, nothing political, just a solid survival against the elements.
Review from Resurgent →
The team of Franklin Horton and Kevin Pierce are unbeatable!! I seriously listened to 2 books back2back… this one and the Mad Mick’s Death Dealers. Wow!! Absolutely terrific in every way… action-filled, Charlie coming into his own and Jim Powell telling it like it is..not spoiling, read/listen to the book. Excellent!!
Review from Upheaval →
Places to hook a joke and it’s a very interesting story stays at a high octane but not full throttle!!! Still very enjoyable to listen to
Wow!! Kevin Pierce narrating and a dynamic, action-filled, detailed story with real actionable progress!! Connor and Ricardo decide to create a new team. Then they meet Walter Lightspeed, a multi-billionaire with a plan to restore the nation, starting quite literally with a clean slate!! Not saying or even implying that I’d condone how it was..
California has 23 million people. After the EMP there are a few dozen.? And everyone but the Sloans are gun crazy? At least the Sloan family doesn’t start shooting everything until halfway through the book
A believable scenario with lots of good action and good characters. Well read and engaging to listen to.
Review from The Days of Noah: The Complete Box Set →
This series isn’t written from the religious pulpit of some which focus on the condemnationof brim stone and fire. it is written with real world, real verifiable historical facts, and real questions that truly make you think. By the end of the series, if you don’t or aren’t willing to consider the probability of the..