Every American should read this book, no matter if their philosophy tends left or right or even the middle. it is also for everyone, regardless of their financial literacy. it is written in everyday American English. This book is never boring and the reader becomes absorbed from page 1. Readers learn how the American economy..
Review from Dark New World, Book 1 →
It’s frustrating that the characters are lacking in logical thinking on major plot points. For example, Peter pursuing “the spy”, despite having no evidence that its actually a spy, and while his community has just been bombed, he chooses to continue the fruitless chase instead of returning to check on his people. It makes no..
Review from Sarge!: Cases of a Chicago Police Detective Sergeant in the 1960s, ’70s, and ’80s →
What an amazing story about my city told by my favorite narrator I wish this was longer.
One could always count on Jack Olsen to bring on great crime drama. Even though Mr. Olsen passed away over 20 years ago, he’s still the best in this genre. Like all the other of his books to which I’ve listened, this title does not disappoint. It’s haunting, shocking and what makes it so very..
There are so many bad novels in this genre but I’ve never gone wrong with Goodwin and Pierce! I’m enjoying this one, and will read the rest of the series. I will say, however, and I understand that Rome can be an easy target, but the conversation about the Pope in Chapter 18 was disturbing..
Review from Cruel Deception →
Finished in one day. I am a fan of Olsen and Pierce. Worth your time
This author gets 0 stars for being obsessed perv with little girls. Very sorry I wasted my money. It’s a shame Kevin Pierce is tied to this crap.
Accepting that this is fiction I was appalled at the knowledge of guns possessed by the characters in this book. I live in a country where no one is allowed a gun and I am glad of it. Also, the religious bigotry demonstrated is disgraceful . I read this book until the end in the..
Review from Perfect Storm 2 →
can’t wait for the next one. Bobby Akart never fails to produce a book that leaves you wanting more.
Review from The Seven Step Survival Plan →
It is very relevant even though it was written a few years back. Even more important than ever