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I loved it! highly recommend! I even got some life lessons to reflect on myself! Looking forward to seeing Frank grow in power!

So, this story is basically what if wal-mart took over your town. I never thought a superstore could be “Scary,” but Bentley Little did a great job writing a story that enthralled me and had me listening even when I should’ve been going to bed. Other than some characters names being very close together, like,..

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Alex pretty much had easy mode for the past three books. easy escape easily gets the gate piece. Followed that up with his cringey romance and then Jason’s cringey romance and his millionth vow of acting as if he’s going to not fall into the same formula. Struggle every battle, have a brain blast, barely..

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I enjoyed the story, but, it seemed to trudge along at points. mostly in the beginning. The narrator did well-enough to keep me listening, but, he sounded as if he was restrained in himself (if that makes sense.) I will probably read/listen to the entire series nonetheless.

awesome awesome awesome very incredible story was very intriguing and interesting and I loved it

what a good book. Best book in the series since the first one. really brought the character Frank to life. was not really my favorite character but now very dynamic and interesting.

I enjoy the storytelling and character development. The narrator still is not great and struggles with female voices…they all sound the same

I loved this one as well as all the AO books!!! So we’ll written and keeps you on the edge wanting to see what happens next!!

I am so in love with this series I can’t wait for another book go Frank

A useful complement to Doug Irwin’s Clashing Over Commerce. Johnson is light on the economics side, often citing magazine articles rather than academic research. But he shares some of his Washington experience as a staffer, Congressman, and part of the USTR office to give valuable political insights that more rigorous books often overlook.