Thin Ice

Enter Darkness, Book 4

De: K.M. Fawkes

Narrado por: Andrew B. Wehrlen

Against all odds, Brad is alive, and surviving. Through the snow, the biting winds, the rain of bullets, and the thin ice, he forges onward, and fights to recover everything he’s lost....

Having made powerful and unhinged enemies, moving unnoticed is becoming more and more difficult, but after finding a small, but enthralling clue, he realizes he may be close to Anna and Sammy’s trail.

As Brad descends further into the madness of the new world, he clings onto hope of finding his loved ones, but a reunion with someone closer to home might be on the cards....

This is the fourth book in the Enter Darkness series.

©2019 K. M. Fawkes (P)2019 K. M. Fawkes

The chapter order has been corrected

This is the second book I’ve read/listened to by this author and I would like to listen to the rest of the series. I have previously listened to book 3. After escaping the retirement community turned military run compound, Brad is on his way to tracking down Anna and the kids, whom he was separated from. Of course, why they were separated is not explained since it is surely the topic of the previous books. Despite not having listen to the first two books I still find the story engaging. Each one seems to have its own story thread with a version of conclusion and a lead into the continuing story.

This is the second book I’ve read/listened to by this author and I would like to listen to the rest of the series. I have previously listened to book 3. After escaping the retirement community turned military run compound, Brad is on his way to tracking down Anna and the kids, whom he was separated from. Of course, why they were separated is not explained since it is surely the topic of the previous books. Despite not having listen to the first two books I still find the story engaging. Each one seems to have its own story thread with a version of conclusion and a lead into the continuing story. Brad seems to be going from one bad situation to another. If living in the frozen world is not difficult enough.

This is the eighth book I’ve listened to by this narrator ( Andrew B Wehrlen ) and as I did not doubt- another great performance. He reads this genre well with the right amount of expression and realism. The tone of his voice adds to the dark nature of the stories.
Previous reviewer‘s commented on a mistake in the chapters but this has been corrected

There are no explicit sex scenes, or excessive gory violence. I do not recall if there was swearing.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and voluntarily left this unbiased review.
Please feel free to comment on whether you found my review helpful.

Another great book.

I received a free copy of this book and exchange for an unbiased review. this is another great addition to the series and I highly recommend anyone. My favorite part is that all the chapters are definitely in order, despite what other people say.

All chapters have been fixed and placed in order

This picks up from book 3
After finding clues in the house brad is determined To find his family
A great addition to the series with a ending I dident see coming
Andrews narration is always on point highly recommend this series
I received a free review audiobook and voluntarily left this review

Chapter orders are now correct.

Thin Ice: Enter Darkness, Book 4 - This whole series is a great read, and book 4 is no exception.
Brad must be one of the unluckiest survivors to survive. But his story is must read.
Enhanced by the narrator and brought to life by Andrew's style.
Credit to K.M Fawkes for his writing to keep interesting. Not an easy thing in this genre.
I was given a free copy of this audio book at my own request, and voluntarily leave this review.

Good for a short read.

First, I have to start off by stating that I got this book free of charge in exchange for a review, but as I always state, this does not in any way impact my review. My reviews are always honest and my own.

The narration was pretty good, and I had no trouble distinguishing between the different characters. The delivery was smooth and well paced.

The great story, however, it was way too short.

This was a short book but a bit of a let down from the previous ones. I was looking forward to Anne being gone since I think she is a toxic waste of time. The entire first chapter was Brad thinking about and missing Anne! There was a lot of reminiscing through the book of previous events, I guess with the thought that we could not remember the first 3 books. Lee had potential as a character since he casts such a long shadow over Brad's life, but he was a very one-dimensional nut who at the end was very dangerous. We also ended up with Anne again and then I had to put up with being in agreement with Lee about her as a liability (though not his action). I made it this far and am curious what happens next, but I hope for better in the next book.