Review from Dads vs. Zombies →
Scroll down past all the fake reviews, till you get to ones like this one this book is a rough listen. You have three of the most idiotic “dads” bumbling their way through a zombie apocalypse. Half the book is the dads just arguing with each other over dumb things that don’t advance the plot…
Great adventure story with excellent characters and tense action. And it’s laugh out loud funny! I loved every book.
Review from Awakening →
I was reading the Ant series and saw this one and thought I would check it out and wow is the tone different. Amazing story good narration but so much swearing, it was overkill. I’m used to Anthony using 10,000 different ways to refer to shooting acid out his butt to now hearing the F-Word..
The author writes two characters into the story who are both protagonists that are antagonistic to each other. The story progresses from two points of view (mostly) and the flashbacks are well-written into the narrative, but one story is vastly more interesting in my opinion. The first time I listened to the story I listened..
Dunning hit on a perfect combination of diverse characters and exciting storyline that got even better in book 2. At a time when so many authors in this genre struggle to come up with fresh material to what is expected regurgitated tropes, this guy actually comes through with unexpected and enjoyable ways of giving the..
It was hilarious and well written. An excellent piece of work. Well done, Well done.
Review from Federation Chronicles →
The series has many flaws. The most standout is the story seems to drag on with nothing drawing in the reader. The idea and story premise has promise, but this story fails to deliver.
Review from Federation Chronicles →
This book is poorly constructed, the main character is the ultimate Marty Stu where he’s good at everything the first time, he’s amazing in every way and the only thing stopping him from winning everything is the opportunity to get into a fight. The book is also sexist in a 1960s James Bond kind of..
Review from The Price of Power →
In this book, Zach gets more screen time than Ryun, which gives a bit of balance after the first book. Both original protagonists continue to be both ambiguous and interesting. It’s not clear which, if either of them, is in the right, which makes for good storytelling. I rated the first book five stars, but..
Review from Revenge of the Apocalypse →
Everything about this is extremely interesting . A very good story to listen too. A great Audible book.