Engineering Home: Survivalist Series, Book 11

With so many new names in the story I need to go back and re-read books 9 & 10. I do suggest a closer proof read.I read books 1-9 as soon as they hit Amazon and found them easy to relate too. I lived 11 years in Tallahassee and am familiar with the cities and roads mentioned in the story.I am looking forward to book number 12 !!!!! Thank you!!!

ALL of A American's books are totally awesome! He teaches as he entertains. Great reads. Always on edge for the next book!

Chris does a amazing job writing these books! This one was great! Can't wait to start on the next book.

This the best series ever! These people give me hope that if something like this happens our country would handle it.

Lots of new information and some old "friends" to spice things up.Another one down, but replacements are coming in droves.

Read all 11 books in kindle format. The first 6 were my favorite, lots of action going on but 7 through 9 I thought it slowed a little. Then it started picking up leaving us with questions. Looks like there has been an average of at least a book a year, looking for 2023's story. I thought the story was pretty believable and made for intense reading. For the author, I wish too that each book could be a little longer, almost entering short story area in my opinion. Book 11 needs more proof reading, noticed several errors. Biggest in being since the introduction of Gena and Dylan, the spelling of Dylan or Dillon or I think also it was Tyler? Was also disappointed in Mel's language, she's a good mother with children not an ironworker and Sarge needs to start toning it down, he's almost coming across like there's something wrong with him. Those are his friends. Just MHO. Still a good series.

A. American has always been one of my faveorite prepper fiction writers. He's not all gloom and doom as most end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it are. He brings hope to mankind surviving (our own folly). American's characters are well fleshed out and interesting and the book is very readable. Now to the "BUT..." A. American needs an edititor/proof reader in the worst possible way! Off the top, there are organizational issues. Often, there are no transitions between scenes and events leaving the reader (me) floundering. There are many mispellings (giger counter, anyone?). Character names: Who is Ashley? I finally figured out that Ashley is "Little Bit's" given name but that is never explained. At one point, Janet is called "Janice." There are other instances of characters' names getting messed up. I did NOT like how the book ended--AT ALL! Fred is in childbirth, and one baby is born but we don't know the fate of the second baby because the book abruptly ends. We are teased about a new DOD mission in Morgan's back yard but again the book just ends. The book ends in mid-paragraph, absolutely no closure, and I don't like that. I just hate cliff-hangers! So why did I give this book five stars? The answer is, mostly because the book is so readable with good well-fleshed characters and a good plot. The issues I mentioned above are annoying and they do take away from the reading experience, no question and the cliff hanger was NOT artful in any sense of the word. But it WAS a good read, hence the number of stars.

A. American never fails. Another EXCELLENT book from him. I can’t wait for the next one.

I have read all the books from this series and they were all excellent. Book 12 did not disappoint. It was great to get back in this series of books. I hope there will be many more. Great writing great story line.

I’ve waited what seems like an entire lifetime for the continuation of this series, I was not disappointed. It’s a great series that drags you in and won’t let go. Bring on the next chapter.

Have enjoyed the Series, and the development of the characters as they go through their difference trials and tribulations.But would really like Book 12. Who is Rhino?

Have followed the series for years.. can’t wait for book 12

Good story line but I have only a short time to live. I would have liked it to have an ending.