No much to be said about this one that hasn’t already been said regarding how great this one is for the genre. My only criticism is the pronunciation of places. Pulaski is Pul-ask-i, Delhi is Del-hi, and Lowville is Lau-vl. (Source – Someone who lives and travels through these counties) Also, had he seen action..
Review from Grounded →
oh my gosh this series is so good. despite being unemployed I spent the few dollars left to have a distraction and it was worth every cent. distracted me and entertaining. I hope there is more to come. spend your last few dollars in this. It’s worth it.
not as great as previous versions, but quite remarkable nobetheless. they tied the many state situations together in a cogent and focused manner
Too much religious content! I am a Christian but could not get past the first 20 minutes. Since Audible would not give me a return this book will sit idle!
Review from Nuclear Winter Desolation →
Of all the series of Bobby Akart’s I have listen to, or read, and that is most of them, this has been the best of the best. Kevin Pierce’s narration is almost musical. Nuclear Winter is right on in it’s description of the likely effects of nuclear war. Akart’s description of the Key’s was so..
Review from Nuclear Winter Whiteout →
Another hit, I have yet to be disappointed with anything I have read from this author, and the narrator Kevin Pierce is the icing.
Rick Ross’ memoir is one worth listening to as it is rich with pithy insights, sheer grace at every turn and wisdom words. His memoir takes us deep into the drug scene of the 90s, told from the perspective of a big hearted dealer looking for redemption, and holds us captive from beginning till the..
Review from The Path of Water →
I love Franklin hortons series. This was a great listen. Thought I always hope these characters will cross paths with the characters in the other stories.
Loved the story, the characters are devote Christian’s so the books have that general overtone which I do not mind at all. I would suspect anyone who criticized the book because of the fictional characters beliefs simply do not like diversity in their fiction. Well done by th Author and Narrator.
Review from The Days of Noah →
I enjoyed the narrator as he read through the chapters of the book. He provided just the right amount of emphasis where needed. This mad me feel as though I were reading the book with my own eyes. The book itself was eye opening, and a fluid read.