Fans of Post Apocalyptic Fiction – Try First Activation
Now for something completely different; I’m not going to talk about me or STONE AGE for once. For those of you starved for good post-apocalyptic or dystopian fiction and are breathlessly waiting for...
View ArticleReview of Last Stand
Long before I even considered writing a book, I loved nothing more than reading them. Although I don’t allow myself much time for reading other novels, when I do, I tear through them pretty quick. I...
View ArticleLast Policeman an Enjoyable Pre-Apocalyptic Mystery
This pre-apocalyptic-who-dunit may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but I was gulping this fragrant brew down. I picked up the Last Policeman Series on sale—I’m a sucker for eBook sales—and started...
View ArticleApocalyptic Reviews: The Purge of Babylon
Sam Sisavath’s breakout hit, The Purge of Babylon (Book #1 in the Babylon series) was enormously popular (it made #1 on best seller list last year) for a good reason. It’s a damn fine read! It’s...
View ArticleApocalyptic Review of Redfall by Jay J Falconer
If you are not interested in a sci-fi-thriller filled with government conspiracies, how-to prepper info, and truly unique apocalyptic themes, then you’ll want to skip this one. However… “My...
View ArticleApocalyptic Review: HOME
Old Western Meets the New Apocalypse After reading Tom Abraham’s newest thriller, Home, I couldn’t help but feel a strange familiarity to the story. It’s post-apocalyptic (after a plague), so there...
View ArticleApocalyptic Review: 36 Hours
If you only had 36 hours to get yourself prepared for the end of the world, what would you do? That’s the question prepper and author, Bobby Akart asks readers in 36 Hours, the first book in his new...
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