Review from Don’t Speak →
Erik Carter’s Don’t Speak takes a slight departure from the first seven stories, breaking away from his usual ‘hired hitman’ role, Silence finds himself confronted with unexpected challenges when he inadvertently stumbles upon a problem during his journey home. This change in dynamic sets the stage for an enthralling listening experience that captivates from start..
Review from To Be Claimed →
wow loved this book so much. 😍 will be a reread multiple times. loved need more
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
This book will resonate with those who believe that our use of fossil fuels is causing serious damage to our planet and threatens our future. On the other hand, it will be rejected by people who do not accept those views. It certainly is not something which will appeal to a person looking for an..
Review from True Conviction →
It’s about a killer who has a skill and a code of ethics, but not a conscience. I don’t think I care about the character. Not interesting.
Review from Quiet as the Grave →
Reno is attractive for a variety of reasons, drawing large and diverse crowds of tourists. Nothing adds excitement like a serial killer haunting the streets of Reno. Add in numerous and vicious drug overdoses and the fun is just beginning. Silence Jones sets out to solve the mystery and put an end to the deaths..
Review from The Shift →
I have to listen again and again, there is so much great information. I love the concept of starting from a place of strength instead of weakness. With these tools, you will be taught to find what your strengths are instead of seeing only what your weaknesses are! I recommend this to anyone who has..
Wow, I can say that I was not ready for the level of action and excitement that was delivered in the third installment of the Adrian Hell series. “The Last Bullet” was an audiobook that kept my attention from start to finish, and everywhere between. This tale had more twists than the past ones in..
loved it all except the ending would have liked it to be a little longer
Adrian Hell faces his next crisis of life head-on as he determines it is time to end his career as an assassin. But before he does, he must draw every last drop of blood from the man who killed his daughter and wife, his beloved family. The author, James P. Sumner, keeps the intense mystery..
Review from True Conviction →
This is the most ridiculous nonsensical fiery garbage that I’ve ever downloaded. Yourself a favor and avoid this.