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This story is believable and at the same time holds to scripture. It is rapid paced, comfortable language, and captures interest all the way along. The characters are colorful, the conflict is suspenseful, and the outcome surprising and yet realistic.

The Mad Mick series grew on me more and more. It started as a side story and grew into the main course, based on an American EMP. I really grew fond of most of the characters, aside from Barb. Franklin has turned into a great storyteller because this is no longer a post-apolocyptic series this..

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It was book 1 with nothing new. Do not purchase. Have a feeling book 4 is a repeat of 2.

So I got all five books for one credit, interested to see what Abrahams could do with these seemingly separate stories. Without giving too much a way, the stores end up being all connected, and they take a fun speculative fiction and slight sci-fi twist. But we’ll worth the listen – a credit well spent!

Pearce did his usual great job, but the story was terrible. The characters were so frustratingly stupid, I felt like I was listening to 50 plus hours of Abbott and Costelo meet Lucy and Ethel during the cyborg induced apocalypse. Good Luck

I should have read more reviews before buying, the heavy religious content is not my thing, if it’s your’s you may enjoy the fiction.

was a good listen. voice sometimes was hard for me to follow who was talking but I think that is just audio books and I’ll need to get better at listening…

Really liked it. Very realistic. Hope it doesn’t happen in my lifetime. A real page turner.

I started this series because I love Ray Porter but the change in narrator is a huge killer for me, sorry guys story was great until this book, I don’t think I’ll be able to finish it at this point with this narrator, way way too dry and it just takes me right out of..

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I’ve never been the religious type but this book is great. I would listen to a future series following this.