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The story was a good change for a post apocalyptic. However there is way too much cussing and I think it takes away from the story.

This book is okay. It has lots and lots of repeating passages throughout the book. A different editor could make the book be more professional by eliminating the duplicated passages. The book could be improved by editing it so that it stays on point.

This was a really good story. All the books just flew by. I really enjoyed the main character and all of his antics. This was a good fresh take on an infection/zombie story. I highly recommend it.

A part of me needed to know Paige was ok. I know she’s fictional and I could make a story up, but hearing it officially brought me peace.

Yes there was quite a bit of a humor and The writing was pretty good, The narrator was excellent. I like this genre and usually people can’t really write to write for this genre. But this person had a decent Amount Of writing skill. After following the couple through three Full books The ending absolutely..

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This has been the best series I’ve read since expeditionary force. The detail and constant action is perfect for my ADD!

10-Minute Stories from Ancient Rome” by Joy Chester captivates with tales of the mighty mortals who built a vast empire, seemingly always at war. The concise, engaging stories make history accessible, shedding light on the relentless conflicts and achievements that defined Ancient Rome.

Bobby has a way of making it feel so real. This series is how I feel about zombie type outbreak would go! The character relationships are spot on, about how me and my friends would talk and act with each other

I hate that I only got to read it for the first time once. 10/10

The character sheet chapters can be rough but if you power through them you won’t be disappointed. This series has only gotten better throughout the books and I can’t wait for number 6.