Review from After the End →
With his uncle’s guidance, Addison has grown into a doomsday prepper. He has guns, food and water. His schoolmates think he is a bit odd. But then it actually happened, a virus wiped out the majority of the human population. He is on his on now, but at times his memories get mixed up with..
Review from Black Dahlia Avenger →
the book was simply amazing. while I don’t know if the case would hold up in court, the author makes a compelling case.
This book is mainly angry-white-man revenge porn. The “cyber” aspects feel copied from Wikipedia and do nothing to enhance the story, as evidenced by how quickly they are pushed to the side. The narrator is okay, but his attempt at a German accent is distracting.
The main protagonist was just too annoying. I really didn’t like him. The women were well written and strong. The me were just annoying and I found the references to rioters who a rioting just because a shallow approach to the subject.
Very real and interesting characters. I enjoy the narrator, Keven Pierce as well. The book moved quickly and it was over too soon like all great books. On too Book 2! 🙂
Review from The Misbegotten Son →
This is one of my favorite true crime books that I’ve listened to. It goes deep into the backstory of Shawcross and several of the victims family members. I’m always more interested in why someone does what they do instead of only the shocking telling of the crimes. And it’s heartbreaking but interesting learning how..
Review from The Traveler Series →
So many twists I didn’t see coming until they were right in front of me!
Review from Monster →
Quite possibly one of the best true crime books I’ve listened to or read since Grisham’s An Innocent Man.
Review from After the End →
I received a promo code for this so didn’t have high hopes for it. Was plasently surprised, well written and the narrator did a wonderful job.
Review from Monster →
The thing that stood out about this story was the writing style. It read more like a fiction novel than a true crime book, much like a made for tv movie “based on a true story.” If it was a fictional book, I would say the cast of characters were largely unrealistic and have to..