has been a great series and hope it continues. this installment has not disappointed in any way.
absolutely love this series
Review from Ultraviolent →
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Where’s Porter?
Review from Annihilation →
This series was going really good until they got rid of Ray Porter. what the phuck? I shouldn’t have even wasted my time starting this series if I knew they were gonna change the narrator. I have nothing against the narrator but Ray Porter was not just the narrator, he was the performer. I’m done..
Just as captivating as book one
Review from No Good Deed →
Tom Abrahams, and Kevin Pierce are a formidable force in this second in the series offering. Tom’s stories are full of life, well, actually full of death, but, you know what I mean. Kevin’s voiceis perfect for Tom’s dystopian world, and since I can’t wait forthe story to continue, on to book three.
Amazing story great book!
Review from Apocalypse →
The plot was engaging the characters were likeable and the narrator was great overall good story
Great book however there were multiple time I was struggling to keep up remembering all thr different characters and separate stories all going. I feel like at some points there 6 separate stories going on and its a bit difficult remembering everyone.
A true and believable accounting of the case against Steven Avery along with new information on what a vile human being Ken Kratz is. It is annoying that the narrator mispronounces several last names throughout.
The way the details of this horrific case are delivered is fantastic. I would recommend this book. I did find it annoying that the narrator mispronounces several names throughout.
This is a great series of books.. The scenarios are realistic and in this current climate of world politics I could see it happening someday.
Another good book
Review from Valley of Vengeance →
I am totally hooked in these stories. I can’t stop listening to these books. It is very grim tale but extremely fascinating. I guess I’ll be listening to the next one. I highly recommend these if you haven’t started these are ready.
Divine
Review from Freeway Rick Ross →
Rick’s autobiography provides a perfect balance of storytelling and educating. His story leads the audience into the life of an up-and-coming dealer in the 70’s to the kingpin in the 80’s. My favorite element is how well he uses his own voice. Anyone who reads or listens can tell how socially adept, aware, and wise..