Review from Terror Town USA →
The author provides a detailed and accurate account of the many crimes committed by convicted serial killer Milton Johnson. This monster spent thirteen years in prison for a violet crime, but was paroled. However, the summer of 1983 was like no other for the residents of Joliet, Illinois. Johnson would go on a murderous spree..
Of all of Mark Goodwin’s books, I liked this series the best both because of the likable characters with their stories of spiritual growth and the fact that the book maintained enough humor and positivity to make both good and bad outcomes meaningful.
Waking up and realizing the world isn’t as I had always thought it to be, I have turned my back on all pop music and pop culture. I have missed reading but didn’t want to give any credence to anything not under Jesus’ jurisdiction. Thank you so much for your awesome story telling and for..
You would think that Ex DEA, Military and Cartel Hitmen would know how survive an apocalypse…. In this book you must suspend all belief that trained law / military men can make intelligent decisions when trying to survive a journey cross country… Ohhh and don’t forget the child sex ring, rape, and cannibalism,… Other then..
Seriously, an inbred idiot can overcome the home defenses of the paranoid Mad Mick? All 6 young men stand around like the villainous extras of every Sylvester Stallone movie to be killed one at a time each patiently waiting their turn to die? I am begging the author to be original in his story writing.
Such a phenomenal story so far! I can’t get enough of this book and looking to purchase more books from this author
Review from Megiddo →
Really enjoyed the entire series. As a Believer, I appreciate how you intertwine faith into your writing.
Review from The Burning Hollow →
Ryan Schow writes science fiction and this one is a doozy! It takes place in the same world as Population Zero, just years later. I was curious about the extremely high reviews so I took a chance. I’m not an AI fan (so Population Zero wasn’t a favorite after the AI became the focal point)..
Now I need more credits to get the next book. Has started getting good. Have to wait for the next one
It’s an entertaining listen. You have to suspend disbelief a bit to get into this stuff but it really is well written. I do have a question: Is T.L. Payne a pen name or pseudonym for Franklin Horton? The amount of easter eggs with character names, places and events is very prevalent in this series…