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overall a decent read. this must have been written early on when the info was all a guessing game.

Loved the entire book. If you are a fan of the terminal list, the gray man, and tier one series of books you will enjoy this one too

Silence Jones is on a routine cross-country transport mission that quickly turns deadly as bodies begin to pile up and his boss grows frustrated with his disobedience. In these quiet towns, danger lurks beneath the surface. Erik Carter, author, once again delivers a gripping installment in the Silence Jones series. His ability to craft compelling..

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Didn’t like that I couldn’t stop listening to it! Very good stoy, and narrator! I don’t find many goo stories like this one. thank you

Although not my preferred genre, I enjoyed this true crime book. I like that Dateline was involved in solving the mystery in determining who the real criminal is. Not sure if I’ll be quick to read another murder mystery, and hoping this one doesn’t give me nightmares.

Although this is futuristic climate fiction, it focuses more on plausible policy, social change, and geo-engineering than on plot. No doubt, this is an impressive, well written, and sobering book. It even provides a roadmap for recovering from climate disasters. It is not, however, much fun to listen to.

The narrator’s performance is what I’d called “muted”, but not a monotone. If I had to choose, I’d pick that over someone who tries too hard to inject emotion into every sentence, because that just wears me out. Still, the muted performance does affect the overall tone of the story, which is calm. Overall, the..

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Goluba’s follow-up to the excellent Cartel Hunter goes down as enjoyably as comfort food. His protagonist faces daunting problems yet the solutions never veer into super heroics; rather, plausible yet impressive grit takes the day. The narrator has a matter-of-fact style that suits this grounded yet suspenseful narrative very well. I finished the book eager..

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I liked the story but the narrator was the worse I’ve ever heard. if this narrator conrtinues, I won’t buy the audible.

Factual and nonsensational. Just straight forward reporting. Book let’s you meet the 4 young victims as events happened. Maddie, Kaylee, Xanax and Ethan may they rest in peace.