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This is very sad. I had not heard of this crime but am very familiar with the area. I am so glad I listened to this book. I love listening to all the books Mr. Pierce reads

quality story that follows the formulaic beats of post-apocalyptic one man against the world survival. a good listen if you are a fan of the genre but don’t expect to be blown away if you are looking for something exciting and new

i guess the background is important to the srory, but I came very close to moving on to tne next book. Once the crime was committed, it began to get interesting

I love books from greg olsen …. So I was hoping a more exciting story… but not so much

Well, let’s just say that if you cut from this book the words ‘s**t’ and’ hell’ it could probably be reduced by 1/3. I know for a fact that americans (or brits) do not use these words with this ratio in their common speech, even when in distress. Therefore it is just a sign of..

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This is a sick True Crime . This is just one part of this equation from what I’ve heard of Gacy, and more on this serial killer trafficker, I suggest to check out the podcast “The Candyman and The Clown.” This book covers from the side of the parents more or less. And later the..

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The Mad Mick and his long-time boss, Ricardo, begin rebuilding the business after it was destroyed. Gruesome and complicated events follow. Wow!

this is an excellent book, where Professor Jervis offers a balanced and comprehensive view of intelligence analysis and how it and its producers relate to policy makers and the policy context that both sets of actors operate within. while this is certainly not a book for beginners, as the reader will require a solid basis..

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The horror mounts as you read through this and realization sets in as it did for the family. Beautifully written.

Excellent!!! I wish there were more books in this series. Such a good story.