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Lots of repeat feelings, probably not survivors of a major catastrophe like thisStory line is good just wrong main characters

poorly written, lots of worthless filler, unnecessary and wasteful side stories. it had potential, the author couldnt even see. ending was complete sht

An account of perseverance and survival and compromise by those bearing very opposing views: Does God help those who help themselves or do we simply lay back and place all faith in God to save us without lifting a finger? Great listen.

Chuck Mawhonney lives quite an interesting life and seems a bit like every small town kid from that era…except he wasn’t he turned out to have a skill few will ever possess

Lost is a well written story and if you can get past the first few chapters of the disillusioned thinking, is thought provoking. Disturbing, though perhaps accurate, was how Jesus Christ/God’s character was distorted by a seventh day adventist’s teaching. There is one thing that will save us from being lost, and that is a..

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If you want to understand why Russia has always been some form of dictatorship with eyes on conquest this book answers thoes questions.

this is a childish effort with a two dimensional “Gary Stu” protagonist with no personality, no weaknesses, no development, no arc, no humanity, no threats … every enemy is trivially defeated, every superior admires him, every peer worships him, most enemies befriend him … boring trite drivel.

Simply amazing insights into several aspects of life, education, communication, and psychology. very highly recommend.

Superior litrpg. Great storyline that captivated me for the first two books in the series. Rivaled the Titan of Greymore.

From the beginning to the end it kept me captivated. Perfect combination of story and scripture. Excellently narrated.