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totally enjoyed this story. great characters. both male leads were interesting. narrator grew on me.

It took forever to get the plot moving, but once it did it turned into a pretty good story. It almost feels like the author(s) need to learn how to plan and execute writing a novel. There were sub-plots that they spent a decent amount of time developing early on in the story that ended..

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Basic things like not knowing to sweep accumulating snow from a roof. Yes there are stupid people but not ones who have lived alone for a long period and survived. Fiona was a little too dumb to be believable.

this book is awful girl is more mature than dad. slow moving , boring

The first book was…enjoyable..to a degree, so I went for no 2. The book might be good, I just didn’t get that far. It might just be me, but I am not able to stay awake listening to it. So, for me, the saga of the twins stops here.

The best read I’ve had in a long while! Maybe my favorite book!

Predictability dominated the plot events. While it was a first-person story for much of its length, suddenly a second character spoke in the first person well into the tale. The recorded performance was good and the characters were cliche but sweet.

What happens when a project goes wrong and creates the next ice age? The authors write a compelling and believable post apocalyptic tale of survival. The characters are well written and flow well together. Loaded with tons of drama and a surprise ending. Very entertaining read. I received a free copy of this book via..

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I’ve tried three times to listen to this but I just cannot tolerate this narrator. Every voice he attempts is so whiny I can’t even begin to like or understand the character because my only inclination is to smack them upside their noggin for being such a whiny little dweeb! I really do not like..

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This is a VERY BIG book. That’s not a bad thing but just be aware. Another great post-apocalyptic story. This time the rich and powerful have messed up trying to “fix” things and created a bigger problem—a raging, endless winter. No invasion, war or other event—just the weather which is merciless and unpredictable. The book..

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