Review:Seriously, who wrote this? Because five chapters in, it reads like someone's first novel. There's been at least six occurrences where as a reader the author is telling us something, instead of showing. The real Jennifer Ashley left those mistakes behind years ago. Completely unlike any other book in the series. I don't mind the departure in terms of the approach, the setting, etc. – as long as it's written well. This is not. Read more

Review:I like this author's world building and relatable characters. This is a good series and I am looking foward to future installments. Can be read as a stand alone but would be better if read in order of the series to enjoy some othe the past characters. One of the better shifter series out right now. Consider this series if you like Dana Marie Bell, Shelly Laurenston or Moira Rogers. Read more

Review:Cube kid, if you are reading this, please bring back wimpy villager after you release the book that represents 12 and 13. also please bring back kindle unlimited. But whatever. And Cube Kid, at the end of book 12 you said you would write book 13. To all the people who have read wimpy villager, it is also runt's Also, in the next book combine nether kitten and this book or bring back wimpy villager aand combine those two. I haven't read this book yet, but I have read wimpy villager 1-12. And o... Read more

Review:To say Vlad Tod is different would be an understatement. For one thing he's half human, half vampire. And for another Vlad doesn't face the same kind of problems his fellow eighth grade peers face.

Sure he can barely form words when he's in close proximity to girl-of-his-dreams Meredith. Sure he gets picked on, shoved around, and bullied ... relentlessly. Sure he doesn't quite fit in, but let's be honest, what eight grader does?

No, those superficial "human" problems pale in compar... Read more

Review:The entire series is well worth getting. The audible version was well read by Kevin Pierce.

The story centers on a man grieved and alone who upon chance encounter gets the opportunity to restart his life. The steady rate at which the drama unfolds keeps the reader or listener anticipating the next phase in the story.

Highly recommended for post apocalyptic fiction fans. Read more

Review:Fantastic story! Great character development, extremely fast-paced, and definitely edge of your seat.
The zombies are different than your run of the mill zombies, which makes the story more interesting.
Read in one sitting. Can't wait to read the other books in the series. Read more

Review:Once again, Bobby nailed it. You can just about picture every move from his descriptions and story telling. Literally laughed out loud at nearly every page. This is a refreshing take on the typical zombie story. Similar to the Slow Burn series, but a bit lighter. Can't wait to read #2 once I'm done writing this review. Read more

Review:Bobby Akart is my favorite author of this genre. His writing is intelligent and well crafted. As a medical professional, I was impressed with his scientific accuracy. I would say that he's the Tom Clancy of Dystopian Fiction. The protagonists are well-developed and the plot is entirely plausible. What is more,....it's actually edited!! I can't wait for books 2, 3 & 4 to be released. Read more

Review:One of the things that I really, really love about this series is that while the bad guys are shown - with enough detail for us to know how awful they really are - the story doesn’t get bogged down telling their story. The focus is where it should be - on the Bunker gang! Read more

Review:The story line was excellent, great character development. Have read a lot of books, (thousands) so I figure that qualifies my opinion. A continuation of the bunker series would be terrific! I have also read your other books, also excellent, don't stop!
Sincerely
Peter d Shipley Read more