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I have never read a story or listened to a book by Franklin Horton and narrated by Kevin Pierce I did not enjoy. it’s always a fun exciting tension building ride!

Prepper hero dog story. What’s not to like? I found the audiobooks of both Opus novels very enjoyable and easy to listen to. Mr. Craven’s writes an a very conversational style. Though this series wasn’t non-stop “running and gunning” action, it was very engaging. Though I really like Kevin Pierce’s narration an am a big..

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While I’m a fan of apocalypse novels generally, those that are as realistic as this scratch my particular itch. The Disruption Trilogy takes place around two regions with which I’m intimately familiar, and and the stories are true to those areas. And as an electrical engineer, I can vouch for the realism of the root..

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I’m not sure if the readers demanded it, but the meeting of these 2 patriots gives me hope for the reset. Two of Norton’s series come together in a meeting that had me grinning ear to ear.

Grabs you from the beginning. A great build up of characters. I hate that it’s the final book of the series, but ends in a way that just maybe…..

Mind blowing. Starting this process ASAP and gifting the book to everyone on my leadership team. A must read for any entrepreneur.

The book sparked some ideas but it sounds like the hard copy has a lot of printed resources that the audio book doesn’t provide.

I like the way the author maneuver, the different chapters, and how he brought them together at the end really good book

The reader didn’t know how to pronounce Spanish personal names and place names. The author’s extensive autobiographical information contributes to his credibility.

Overall good story, but it had a bit too much repetition. A lot of characters, so it might have been better to read rather than listen to.