This box set of the Days of Wants series by T. L. Payne is an amazing value. Each story is well written, the MC and supporting characters are engaging and find themselves in quite a few character building situations in every book. We get to see the world develop throughout, and the plot keeps a..
This go round Connor is more serious and all business, regardless of his attire. the addition of a long time hero of mine near the end of the book was a great way to honor his life.
Review from Northern Sun →
Interesting read, had spy verses terrorist and the chickens come home to rooster for them. liked the book and recommend it.
This is the first book I’ve “read” about the black dahlia. I thought his argument was incredibly convincing and I really liked the narrator overall. I just have 2 little criticisms and then something that gave me a good chuckle…. 1. I do find it strange in audio books when narrators mispronounce something and either..
loved this series!! I have over 150 audio books and I haven’t gotten through half of then because they end up boring me but but not this series! and, Kevin is as always an amazing story teller.
Review from American Oligarch →
Mr. Horton is in the zone! His fluid writing makes for an easy read. Character development has always been one of his strong points and this title doesn’t disappoint. You tell from Kevin Pierces performance that he enjoys reading for Franklin. The way he portrays the authors characters shows without question why he is labeled..
Review from Abandoned Prayers →
A great book that I would recommend to anyone with the warning of the details of Stutzman’s homosexual escapades. I realize it had to be included to understand the full story & his tale, but I just wasn’t prepared for what I heard. Nonetheless, a good book. I could listen to Kevin Pierce read the..
The story was very basic. Basically seems like it was written to encourage preppers. Reminded me of those old rapture movies that were meant to scare kids into getting saved but the only kids who watched them were church kids. But the story was entertaining enough that I could finish it.
I couldn’t even get pass the 1st chapter with 4 out of 10 words being profaned.
Review from 299 Days →
This is a fictional book but it is hard to not hear the likeliness of all of this happening in some form of another. This is not a training book specifically but it is educational and thought provoking. It will cause you to think and consider what if…