Review from Black Friday →
This novel works well on its own but if you haven’t already, go back and read the entire Boston Brahmin series. It’s a fascinating story with memorable characters that you will grow to love. Bobby Akart never disappoints.
I just completed the early purchase of Black Friday from Audible. What an entertaining follow up to the original series. Both the storyline and characters kept me ready for more. I highly recommend Black Friday!
Review from Black Friday →
I know he can’t go after Berry. However I would like to hear about his continued exploits as a former president. Again Bobby Akart writes a edge-of-seat novel
A great stand alone novel, also an extension of the fantastic Boston Brahmin series. Akart nails it again with our old friends Sarge, Julia, Abby, Drew and more are back in action. Choose Freedom!
He found a stranger trespassing in his shower. In her defense this shower use to belong to her grandparents. Turns out they are not strangers. They knew each other in high school after she torched his truck and he torched her scholarship. It’s been six years since they’ve seen each other yet the antics to..
A great book, great plot. Well crafted story. Could have done with a little less love story and more spy craft, but I guess the love story was integral to the plot. I look forward to David McCloskey’s next book. The only drawback was a poor narrator. He slurred words and didn’t give clear cut-offs..
I’m not usually a big fan of “prequels” but this book is even better that the original (and I really enjoyed book one). Also there was nothing wrong with the narrator of book one but I was happy to hear that Andrew Wehrlen had done this book. Worth a listen.
Review from The Extortionist →
The Extortionist. is a great read listen. It that classic Zandri a good thriller with a mix of mystery and a dash of humor.Well worth a read.Narration is excellent.I received a free copy of this audio book at my own request and voluntarily left this honest review..
I adored this wonderful romantic comedy! The characters felt like old friends by the end!
Review from Z-Burbia: The Complete Series Boxset, Books 1-6 →
The main character was little more than a self absorbed, clueless teenager in an adult body. I have no problem with profanity as long as there is a point. There was a lot of pointless profanity like immature idiots will do with no point at all, other than just to hear themselves jabber. The book..