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Brilliantly comprehensive examination of the man and his work. Very humanizing and detailed. Talented voice artist.

I enjoyed this books so much, the ending however was (in my opinion) one of the best works of fiction I’ve ever had the pleasure of experiencing, if not the best. I’m waiting with bated breath for the release of the next book.

Worth the listen if you plan to start a publishing company or plan to self-publish something. It would make a good reference book, which is why I plan to get the paperback later. Narrator’s performance was good. I have self-published two books before and soon will publish a comic book series on Kickstarter. This book..

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I’ve listened to this multiple times and even bought the paperback. It’s disturbing and twisted like his other books and I love that it’s a store. After 20 years as retail management I enjoyed all the crazy aspects of it. Strong characters with actual character changes and growth was fantastic. I think if you are..

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Outstanding recount of historic events from a legend. Loved the recounts from so many of his people who knew Chuck Yeager.

This was a truly great story of an American hero. Give it a listen, and learn something about a true pioneer of American aviation.

The story has an intriguing, if not well-worn , but that’s it. It reads like an attempt at writing in the style of the OG writers from the 40s and 50s, but it fails at that. The main character is an unobservant dolt. Every other character is portrayed as an NPC. Everything about them other..

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never got into story and bad narrator, the accents are horrible and story slowly paced

I remember when this happened. I live in Mobile not far from where this happened. I believed they were telling the truth but most did not. I think a lot more people believe now that so many are sharing their experience.

worth the effort. I will go on to the second book in the series. entertaining