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I loved this book by Franklin Horton. I also loved the characters. I can’t wait for the next book in this series. I would recommend this book and all of this Franklin’s books. I listened to this book on audiobook.

A must read if you want to know the truth. Steven Avery is with a doubt, innocent.

I really, really enjoyed this story. Multiple story lines crisscrossing, humanity struggling to find its footing in a crumbling world. And at the end, despite the darkness, hope.

I couldn’t even make it past the opening chapter. This was written for children. A note on the narration, normally I enjoy Kevin Pierce, but he was almost breathlessly rushing through this. It seemed like he just wanted to be done with it. I cannot blame him.

Some parts of the book was a little far fetched, but overall it was a good book.

This entry into the Conor McGuire series takes a completely different focus and shows us a different part of post-apocalistic scene in America. An enjoyable change of pace.

it was incredibly repetitive, while there’s lots of facts, some things were just stated over and over in one paragraph. could have cut a couple hours out and we wouldn’t have lost anything important. what saved it was the wonderul Kevin Pierce, as many have said before, I could listen to him read the phone..

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I’m so happy I chose these books to read. It was great. Thank you! Thank you!

I was so excited about how this story started. I was sue I found a new author I was going to love but it was not to be. Very strangely this book took a turn half way through and became from a little dogs point of view. No more stories about the characters but about..

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After this book, I have added Tom Abrahams to my must read list of authors.