Review from No Stone Unturned →
I couldn’t stop listening! It’s so informative & fascinating! I’ve been interested in & love all forms of Forensics & this book is a double delight because the author includes wonderful information on the victims. Not just how they died. Great detail went into this book! I cried at several places when he talked about..
Review from The Mad Mick →
A worthy spinoff of The Borrowed World. I was going to wait on this series, but when The Borrowed World book #9 heavily involved the happenings of The Mad Mick between Book 8 and 9 (I’ve already read 8), I stopped reading 9 and picked up on this instead. I want to catch up before..
After reading The American Apocalypse boxset, I had to read about Coles Saga.. Thank you for making the characters come to life. I felt like I was right there with them. I truly enjoyed the ride. So again, thank you.
Review from Without Mercy →
I so enjoyed this deeper look into such an unusual happening. I felt so sorry for Dee!
I will never ever buy another book by Ryan Schow! He literally wrote a trilogy that halfway through the third book he killed off every single person violently, including the children. I cannot believe Kevin Pierce associated himself with this crap! do not waste your money on this bullshit. note to self… read the reviews..
Review from Population Zero: Book 3 →
Just WTF? Drew me right in and I actually quit listening and didn’t go back to it until I started reading the other reviews. dude you’re sick in the head…
Review from Black Gold →
Akart brings his realistic style to the oil industry in Texas. love the history lessons as well.
Read this and you’ll be a better judge of character and hopefully teach your children why not to date people with unpleasant tells of evil personalities of generational pathologies. This book elucidates the details of a famous case of a young family in which the father was a ticking bomb. Very factually and cohesively written,..
Review from Signs of Life →
starts off good then you end up reading a dogs thoughts for 6 or 7 chapters up to the end. Absolutely ridiculous.
Review from The Stargate Chronicles →
The book started out slow but it really is a fascinating story. Now I think I’m going to try one of Joseph McMoneagle’s other books.