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The Borrowed World #7-9
The Borrowed World Box Set, Volume Three: Books 7-9
This special box set edition of The Borrowed World Series contains books 7-9 of the bestselling post-apocalyptic survival thriller
The Ungovernable.
Blood and Banjos
Resurgent
Across audio, paperback, and kindle the Borrowed World universe this series has garnered tens of thousands of 4 and 5 star reviews and sold over a million books.
What do people enjoy about this series?
The characters.
You'll meet people you'll love like family and hate like your worst enemy. You'll experience their highs and lows, their triumphs and their failures. You'll find yourself invested in their survival because they could be you.
The Ungovernable.
Blood and Banjos
Resurgent
Across audio, paperback, and kindle the Borrowed World universe this series has garnered tens of thousands of 4 and 5 star reviews and sold over a million books.
What do people enjoy about this series?
The characters.
You'll meet people you'll love like family and hate like your worst enemy. You'll experience their highs and lows, their triumphs and their failures. You'll find yourself invested in their survival because they could be you.
1129 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 15, 2024
69 people are currently reading
3 people want to read
About the author
Franklin Horton
56 books367 followersFranklin Horton lives and writes in the mountains of southwestern Virginia. He attended Virginia Intermont College and Virginia Commonwealth University. In his spare time he pursues outdoor adventures with his wife and two children. His interests include camping, kayaking, backpacking, mountain biking, and shooting.
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March 10, 2025
Handbook for survival
I didn't like the (dissonance ?) in book nine, suddenly there were details of events talked about Mad Mick without any background except the marks spotted on the mountain and comments about his possible realness. There should have been more information possibly in a summary beforehand or references to reading some of the early books in his part of this universe. I think this is one of the best post -apocalyptic series I've read and this didn't fit in. I usually never give a 5 star rating because I feel there's something that could have been better in even past and current great authors
I didn't like the (dissonance ?) in book nine, suddenly there were details of events talked about Mad Mick without any background except the marks spotted on the mountain and comments about his possible realness. There should have been more information possibly in a summary beforehand or references to reading some of the early books in his part of this universe. I think this is one of the best post -apocalyptic series I've read and this didn't fit in. I usually never give a 5 star rating because I feel there's something that could have been better in even past and current great authors
June 30, 2025
awesome adventures in hillbilly land
I can’t wait for the next book!
Learned to love the characters; although, the girls don’t share in the action as in Horton’s other sagas (sad).
Jim’s wife Ellen fell to the wayside when at the onset of apocalyptic mayhem she was doing quite well without her prepper husband.
I can’t wait for the next book!
Learned to love the characters; although, the girls don’t share in the action as in Horton’s other sagas (sad).
Jim’s wife Ellen fell to the wayside when at the onset of apocalyptic mayhem she was doing quite well without her prepper husband.
April 20, 2025
Great series
I really enjoyed this series. Horton creates good believable characters that I could genuinely care about. The plot is realistic and kept me interested.
I really enjoyed this series. Horton creates good believable characters that I could genuinely care about. The plot is realistic and kept me interested.
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