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There so many things, if I ever hear “shit a dick” again in my life it will be too soon. This seems like it’s written for teens, the pop references are from the early 80’s the current teens will have no idea, If the main character has such a fantastic brain he sure doesn’t use..

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Adrian Hell is no more. His savior is a Colonel Sanders look-alike. Adrian discovers he is no longer his own man as his savior forces his beliefs, rules, and execution of life upon him. While everything seems wonderful, Adrian is seeing beyond the curtain and must make decisions. Even in death, Adrian keeps things exciting!..

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Enjoyed this book very much. This is the fourth and the series in each book was excellent. I hope he does another installment. I will certainly be a buyer. Great narration, great story. Fast moving didn’t want to put it down.

4.5 out of 5 stars I rarely pick up a book that surprises me, but Neil Turner’s A House on Liberty Street did. I’ve read a lot of thrillers and this one had the fast-paced feel that a lot of them get but put it in a courtroom. I still can’t quite figure out how..

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I want to read more of this author’s work and hear more of the narrator’s voice

i’ve been very impressed with this series I would highly recommend it give it a try

all story. all rpg. all good. not oversaturated with sex and sex and sex. the story is so good I bought the second book

I got 3 hours in, but just couldn’t continue. The intro and setup was interesting enough. Then we are just slogging through this guy learning how to play a video game, and it just feels so flat and dull. Rare DNF for me, but it’s audible plus so I decided to check it out.

The story was good and the readers were very good but so much inter dialogue that it was frustrating.

Very informative. So sad. They don’t speak about the scene in graphic detail, but how they do makes my eyes water.