ABR's full Beyond the Barriers audiobook review and many others can be found at Audiobook Reviewer.“No one plans on the end of the world” no truer words spoken!Recognizing signs that the end of the word is coming to an end, Erir Tragger, flips off the CNN News and heads off to the local Wal-mart to ...
ABR's full At the Behest of the Dead audiobook review and many others can be found at Audiobook Reviewer.First thoughts about the cover of At the Behest of the Dead? Ohh… Spooky. I dig the eerie feel of the building in the background. The skeleton lurching towards the man with the ball of fire is ve...
Clocking in at over 500 pages, with 25 stories, Kaiju Rising: Age of Monsters is a somewhat daunting read. Assembling that many authors to write about giant monsters is an awesome feat all on its own, but to do it as a Kickstarter project is just mind-boggling. Tim Marquitz & Nickolas Sharps are abs...
There is apocalypse of zombies, explosions, and strange shit but this tops it off. Quick everyone get inside Satan's butthole. They start out with a huge orgy in the desert, then the Four Horsemen on a talk show and then Jesus and Satan hanging out drinking some brews.A ride with the Four Horsemen...
This was my first read of Timothy Long's books and it won't be the last. The book only spans a couple of days, but within that time we get to see how a city could be overrun, and meet the individuals trying to live their lives before and during a city wide crisis which begins as a cordon of a part o...
Though not as fresh or as good as the first book the series, it's still a solid entry to the zombie/apocalyptic genre. I wanted to find out what happened to Mike and Kate who at the end of book 1 had arrived at supposed sanctuary of the Seattle sports stadium. This book covers the week after this, w...
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