Dissention

Dark Road, Book 12

By: Bruno Miller

Narrated by: Andrew Tell

You can’t outrun the truth.

Fresh off the heels of a major firefight with the Patriot Hooligan gang, Ben and the others must turn their attention to the treacherous road ahead and the final task of reaching Colorado.

In addition to the dangers they face in their everyday struggle to survive, there are tough decisions to be made. Ben is forced to choose between a guilty conscience and what’s best for his family when they find themselves at odds with a member of the group.

Amid the chaos that their lives have become, one thing still remains the same. Life on the road is as brutal as it ever was.

©2022 Bruno Miller (P)2023 Bruno Miller

love this series

I love the main characters and I am addicted. I am enjoying there adventures on the road.

To much describing of the guns

I liked it had no use of the Lords name in vain and no sex

Murphy's law

This book series is family friendly and good overall. I appreciate how the father changes his perspective and parenting mindset. He wants to protect his family and keep them safe, but keeping them safe means allowing them, mostly his oldest son, to learn and participate in scenarios his paternal instinct says they shouldn't do. His son actually saves his father's life on more than one occasion. That being said, I think this book series was too long. It seemed like the group got into some sort of trouble every time they stopped to siphon gas or refill water containers.

Bruno did it again!!

I love the series, I wait with anticipation for each book that comes out.
I do wish it would go to audible sooner.
Can’t wait for his new one to com out in September!!!

Great Story But Too Much Filler

I'm really enjoying this series and this book in particular but the author has a habit of rambling a bit too much. There are large sections where Ben is thinking about the road ahead, or their past experiences, and planning or reviewing every single detail down to the nitty gritty and it's incredibly annoying. I don't want to be mean, but it reminds me of when I used to have to write an essay in school and I'd find myself below the minimum required word count with no time left to do much about it. You know how you'd try to come up with new and creative ways to bulk up the word count a bit without adding any more actual content? (I did, at least!) Yeah, these books have a lot of that. That said, I feel like it's getting better as the series progresses. My other beef is the fact that their dogs are ornery and keep running off and getting themselves - and the rest of the group - into life threatening danger, and yet Ben, Joel, and the kids never even think about putting them on a leash.