Review from Borrowed Time →
Love you, John Nolte. You are far better feature writer than novelist, I’m afraid. The story plods along at a boring pace, and never fully caught my attention. And unfortunately, after almost 5 hours of wading through your book I’m returning it to Audible for something else. My second big gripe is your excessive use..
Review from Borrowed Time →
Excellent first novel. Joshua Mason has lived for millennium. He never ages, never gets old. When he gets killed, he regenerates a new body. Themes of immortality vs. mortality, indulgence and responsibility. A page-turner mashup with hints of Flannery O’Conner, Chaucer’s Pardoners Tale, Washington Irving and Cormac McCarthy. Set in a backdrop of modern day..
It’s all there in the headline. Sounds like a good dude. I’m just looking for more Hog stories and no love stories.
Review from Borrowed Time →
Enjoyed a lot. Not something you can put down easily. Great from start to finish.
Review from Hogs in the Sand →
Really good story and easy to listen to. Definitely a page turner. USAF veteran myself and this is a great story of our history.
This was the best book I read in the past five years. The story and characters were beyond what I had expected. I love mystery stories, but this one was so well thought out, I’m not even sure I can describe why it was riveting and a page-turner. I would find myself staying in my..
Review from Borrowed Time →
John Nolte delivers a great, entertaining tale that has all the elements of a great suspense novel. Joshua Mason’s journey through time and his struggles with his curse of immortality draws a parallel to the fleeting happiness of fame and fortune, as well as the harbinger of doom for ignorance and blind trust in authority.
Review from Hogs in the Sand →
This was easy to listen to, had some humor, and brought backs feelings I felt on my three deployments for some of it.
Review from Borrowed Time →
Randomly saw this book mentioned on Twitter and thought it sounded interesting. I didn’t know the author and decided to take the leap. The book was fantastic. I never wanted to stop listening, to hear what’s next. The story keeps you interested and is well told. I was glad I listened to the audio book…
Review from The River Is Home →
Love the storytelling of the old and nearly forgotten. We were sitting right there as if we were a part of the story