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This was very engaging. TRIGGER WARNING!! There is graphic animal abuse but then again, he’s a serial killer! It’s definitely worth a read (or listen)

filled with realistic ideas and situations. inspiration from cover to cover. I would recommend.

Author-Franklin Horton and narrator-Kevin Pierce never disappoint! They always keep me intrigued and sitting on the edge of my seat. Keep up the great works guys!

loved the books, but Kevin pierce is what makes it great! best narrator ever. I only listen to books narrated by him and he rules in this genre

There’s a lot of internal struggle and emotional ground covered in Blood and Banjos. Jim, Lloyd, Sharon, Charlie and Pete. I love some of the self-realizations and coping mechanisms they come up with. I hope the camp can be revisited in the future… perhaps as guests for the potential ‘festival’ Jim kicks around in the..

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Mark is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors. Great characters and story development in all his books and I like the deeper messages he works in. As always Mr. Pierce nails the narration.

Story was ok. Kind of boring and predictable. Kevin pierce narrations suck and will put you to sleep with his old raspy monotone voice… zzzzzzzzzzz…..

I can’t wait to get next series started. I’m guessing the people that were captured ended up surviving…but need to know how.

I really enjoyed the alternate iterations, and the way they were all wrapped up in the end. It’s not like Groundhog Day, the character development spans all the books. Enjoyable and unique, I never wanted it to end. Again. And again.

I am a big fan of Mr Abrams but I just couldn’t finish this series. the first book was great, the second not so much and the third was all over the place.