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Well written. Engaging. but the actual story wasn’t brilliant. If you like true crime you’ll like this.

Constant distracting and disturbing emphasis on all female characters’ weight and appearance. Seriously. Someone could write a dissertation on this book’s view of women. Meanwhile, minimal examination of actual motives (was anything Cindy said about her parents true, or ever explored?) and many angles and characters are dropped by the wayside, like her kids, the..

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Kevin Pierce and Sara Morsey do a fantastic job narrating this phenomenal ending to the series. Cole Biggs leads his motley crew out of the FEMA slave camps. He finds his love with Gemma, one of ornery Molly’s twin cousins, all while training them to be warriors. They hook up with pig-headed Jack Harp, Joe’s..

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excellent start for a promising series. how often do you consider how to prepare, or what you would do, in case of an EMP event that plunged the Hemisphere into total darkness. Would you be mentally and emotionally prepared to protect yourself and your family from thugs and others coming for your food or survival..

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This is the material that will take you to the next level and beyond. I will be reading this again and again. It’s timeless principles and tools establish the systems that every business needs.

No one knows how the end time events will actually play out in the details but this does open your mind as to how they could. It is also helpful to know even if it is characters, other Christians struggle with thoughts and listening to God’s direction as I do. I could see alot of..

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I got halfway through book 2 and had to ditch this book. Too many characters with little development and did they really need to say the “N” word over and over again? I’m sure that was offensive to many listeners and really didn’t add to character development or the storyline. Not worth the credit but..

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An easy read. A long story that keeps your attention throughout. A very realistic account of a serial killer.

A horrible ending to a great series. It had too many coincidences and a weak climax. It’s worth reading just to finish the series, but it felt like the author tried to cram 3 more books of reveals into one short novel.

It opened my eyes to the forensic community from its early beginnings until present day. It’s problem solving abilities are truly amazing. I didn’t want to stop it is so interesting. A good read for forensic people, noisy people, just enjoyable reading.