Review from Eleven →
This was an excellent selection of short and creepy stories by one of the masters of horror, Each one of them enough to send shivers down your spine. Very good choice of narrator. I thought he nicely fit the bill for these types of stories.
Review from Police Craft →
a vast unorganized dumpster of mostly unlistenable fluff and factual errors. A complete waste of time.
Review from The Termination Protocol →
The main character is too stupid and does not have the minimum mindset to be a singleton agent. The author shows a significant lack of knowledge of special forces operations. The opening failure of the main character, loosing the high ground and the gas in the way he did was beyond ridiculous. No special forces..
Review from The Termination Protocol →
Everything about this listen was so so. The plot was predictable and the narration could be annoying at times.
I thought the story was quite juvenile in how characters interacted with each other and their own personal thoughts and feelings. Unfortunately, I bought book 2 and 3 at the same time as book 1. I’ll have to listen to those as well.
pulse pounding and informative a must have collection for and man of action or other wise
Review from The Longest Con →
This is a very well researched wide lens view of an important subject about which so many should know. Seemingly explaining the present and potentially the future by examining the past is so important.
Conason does a good job of exposing the network of Grift that the Far Right has initially endured but is now embracing. I have followed the brazen hypocrisy of the Christian Nationalists since the Eighties and the Long Con that the book documents but I had hoped its damage was limited to the poor deluded..
The storyline is good, albeit a bit wordy and a little short on action until the end. What really troubles me is the narration. The narrator really struggles with believable voices. For the main characters, like LTC Bastian, the voice is a deep, slow drawl like a drunken John Wayne after a stroke. It gets..
Review from Empty Cities →
Great story line and amazing escapes. Nice turn-arounds. I have to go on to the next book.