Without Law: Book 11

By: Eric Vall

Narrated by: Christopher Boucher, Jessica Threet

With the arrival of the spring planting season, all Tav and his cadre of badass warrior women want to do is farm work and stockpile supplies. But in a lawless world, there isn’t a moment to rest.

New rivals and organizations are emerging, and scarce resources are at a premium. Tav and his ladies will have to put down their plowshares and pick up swords and sniper rifles once again.

©2020 Eric Vall (P)2020 Eric Vall

Love this series!

This series has had me from the start and the more that goes on the more you fall in love with the characters.

great series

this is my favorite of all of Eric Vall's series, love the characters and the narration is superb.

Great book

I just love this series. It just seems so real. The characters are great and continue to grow and evolve. I can’t wait for the next book.

Oooh the build...

I’ve become a fan of these series and for the most part can be captivated by the variety of conflicts versus solutions. I was hoping to move past the Brody conflict. Tav and his team have no problem killing someone for trespassing, stealing and obvious murder. Allowing him to live on semantics is disappointing especially after this last travesty. Great story otherwise.

Good

As usual another excellent story line from Eric vall looking forward to the next book

I need to know

is there anymore without law I want to know more about the story listen to all of them and they are really good books I love the series

The best yet

I held off starting this series for some unknown reason and now I regret it. I binged listened the 11 books like a crack whore needing a fix. I love Eric's other works. ,but this series is the best yet. If you took out all of the sex, this would still be an incredible series. 10 out of 5 stars if it were possible.
Keep up the great work

bad ethical plot armor

random drug addicts that you've never seen hurt anyone but themselves are KOS, but the murdering megalomaniac walking weapon who you have tiptoeing around because he has repeatedly shown that you are either his friend or his enemy with no in between gets a pass. I'm not saying killing him would be right, but seems like a fucked up time to grow some ethics. just seems like shitty plot armor.

Missing something

I love this series but this one seems to be a filler with nothing grab on too. The pacing is so fast, for every move the team makes it seems to leave out the rational thought process and concludes with me thinking what just happened.

A quantum singularity of pure illogic

What kept me reading WL was that, for all its flaws (mainly due to rampant filler); it was at least different.

The fact that characters didn't obsess over the 'culture clash' between old world and new was actually quite refreshing.

At several points throughout the series, however, I did raise an eyebrow over what I would have considered questionable kills.

Tav and Co. have, without remorse, killed:
-squatters who weren't bothering anyone
-refugees
-addicts
-people who happened upon an (apparently) abandoned boat

In this book, however, they have a crisis of conscience over the most clear-cut case of "he HAS to die!" this series has ever presented.

It's jarring, baffling, and has utterly killed whatever remained of my already dwindling interest.