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I would recommend this series for entertainment and a vehicle for thoughtful reflection. The characters are mostly well developed and the story is well crafted.

The radical left and their DEI agenda will undoubtedly destroy the thin veneer of civilized society. God willing, this book will survive the cleansing fires of revolution. should be in every kindergarten classroom! Two thumbs up!

Chilling story but overly repetitive and drawn out. Josh bashing is fine but it felt like half the book could have been edited out so this was tough for me to finish.

I would definitely recommend this book. I’ll read anything by Franklin Horton. I think I’ve read everything he’s written.

Once I started, I haven’t been able to stop. From Nashville to NYC, it’s been a wild ride.

Excellent story. Love Abrahams work and LOVE Kevin Pierce as narrator! What a great combo! I’m sure Kevin got a kick about having his own name be part of the story! I love this series, including the other story lines. This one is one of the best of the genre. Pay attention and take notes!

Overall a good book. The narration was good, the story was pretty good. It could have been a little more detailed but I knew going in it was only a 6 1/2 hour book.

omgoodness, even when I’m not listening, I am wondering what’s gonna happen. That tells ya , you are hooked. I will definitely buy this series.

This book does nothing but state the obvious. There isn’t a shred of new information, and nothing in the way of interesting or helpful advice or techniques. You can get more information about the dangers of sugar by picking up up a pamphlet from your Dentist’s office.

The story was enjoyable and the characters were likable if incredibly lucky in a repeatedly semi-unbelievable fashion. Mr Newman clearly has a political bias with a decidedly conservative bent. He assumes a conservative moral high ground that has not aged well given the treason/insurrection of January 6, 2021 and the conservative establishment’s embrace of outright..

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