Neighborhood Watch Boxed Set, Books 1-3

De: E.E. Isherwood

Narrado por: Kyle Tait

E. E. Isherwood presents Books 1-3 of the Neighborhood Watch series.

©2021, 2022 E.E. Isherwood (P)2024 Tantor

A different take on a post apocalyptic story

A different kind of story where the hero is not a former military or security expert. Picking a retired truck driver was a good idea but I found that nearly every sentence could have been shorter whereas the explanation and description of people and events was just too long winded. But I found most of the story believable and liked to level of cooperation between neighbors refreshing.

Common reader

I like how the main characters are all normal family type people trying to get through the start of a collapse.

Frank sucks

The main character Frank has guns but no balls. He talks the talk, but will endanger himself and his friends instead of shooting anyone. I’m not sure I’m going to finish the story.

This was a well written. book

I enjoyed the great character development , well written with some twists. I will read this author again

Realistic & practical

I read a lot of books in this genre and this book was one of the most realistic I have read. Full of good prepping advice. Thank you.

To the point actikn

I enjoy this series because it doesn't drag on for weeks, months, and years. Every storyline is fast paced and a continuation of events from the SHTF event. A good read for this genre!

No gruesome, good story.

I have listened to many EMP books, many are so gruesome and bloody. This one isn't, that made this book easy to listen to.

I liked the story and the narration. I usually listen to Kevin Pierce, this narrator did a good job.

While a real EMP is a scary
scenario, this book gives hope if neighbors work together.

We would all need a Frank if that happens.

Good Story

I do not particularly like Carmen and would prefer Frank with Penny but the story is interesting.

Good story

It was a good story, but the main character takes over, just takes over, and elects himself as the leader. Then he starts telling everyone what to do. It should be voted on. If they elect him, that’s different. Also, pretty sickening that he has a choice of 2 hot chicks…definitely a guy’s book.

Like a American’s going home series

If you like the going home series, this is similar. One main character, dropping tips along the way. Good supporting characters. A different set of circumstances that makes you think about things I’ve not heard similar books.