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In the room where it happens

Revisado: 10-29-24

Woodruff is amazing his access and ability to string it all together in a discernible narrative is such a gift to students of American history, especially when that history is still very much in the present tense. Wow! If every American voter would take the time to read this book I’d feel so much better about the choice they will make on Nov 5. At least it will be an informed choice. Informed by fact, truth and I hope reason.

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Could have been so much better

Revisado: 07-08-24

This story had potential but kept getting sidetracked with silly interpersonal squabbles that were shallow and cartoonish. The narrator was way over the top and got in the way of the story telling constantly adding drama with his performance that was not needed.

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Not quite the Martian

Revisado: 06-15-24

It was an entertaining listening experience but the science was thin and the suspense seemed pretty obvious. I might do book 2 if it’s on sale but this story could have been so much more. Way too much time spent on a helicopter flight through the snow and not enough time on space travel in what sounds like a high tech golf cart.

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Nice surprise

Revisado: 03-13-24

Great story. I liked the detail about planning and thinking of possible problems and solutions. I appreciate that it wasn’t too gory or graphic. Just enough to let you know it wasn’t normal times but not so much that it over shadowed the goodness and humanity in the story.

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Didn’t want it to end

Revisado: 10-13-21

Loved this book and having as an audio book was exceptional. Great story, couldn’t stop listening. So engaging I started to use some of the speech patterns when talking to my wife and kids. That was really annoying apparently till my oldest son read it and now we kinda share a language (well not a language but some idiom). That’s how engaging and engrossing it was. WOW

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Pretty good but predicable.

Revisado: 12-31-18

Enjoyable story, I liked then main characters. Story was predictable and the harrowing experiences were at times heart thumping but at others formulaic for lack of anything better to read/listen too. I’ll stick with it. .

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Love this series

Revisado: 12-11-18

Once again Joshua Gayou and RC Bray inspire and tell a great story. I’m so attached to these characters. I’m sad it will end soon.

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Fantastic. So enjoyable

Revisado: 08-01-17

As others have said this is a 'best of the genre' book. The characters are rich, the story multifaceted, the scope broad and also deep. I too appreciated as others have noted that it never devolves in a zombie apocalypse or people eating each other. It's just a story of good but imperfect people surviving the end of the world as we know it. It's s great story and I hope there is a second book in the works.

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Enough already

Revisado: 07-09-17

I had Highhope's for this book it was well recommended and I enjoy the genre but the authors attention to detail and more detail was painfully slow and unnecessary. He skips over critical historical events like the ending of the war in Japan and spends too much time on irrelevant relational discussion I go nowhere and add nothing.

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