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Started out pretty good. Then the same thing kept happening over and over. George broke in, George moved in, George talked, blah, blah, blah. Nothing new ever happened. Every chapter the same. 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻

By the end of this book,, the author has captured what I beleave to be The way.

I pretty much like anything Kevin Pierce is the narrator. Enjoyed listening to the all the books.

Instead of global warming that’s been so prevalently spoken about in the last 10-15 years, this story returns to the scientific explanations of my youth and young adult years, global cooling!! A mini ice-age returns, starting in October, reshaping the whole world. From the initial flush of violent activity when people first begin to realize..

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Given the length of the story I wasn’t sure it would be interesting up to the end but wow! This story was so well written that it remained captivating the whole time, even during the trial part, which I usually find boring. The amount of details was just right and nothing felt unnecessary or drawn..

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A very sad, sordid story but a good listen. I’m not a big fan of Gregg Olsen’s writing but Kevin Pierce really makes it worthwhile!

It’s a good read for people with companies of 5+ people. A lot of the book dosnt really apply to a single man operation, but the systems and organization side of the book is valuable to any business owner.

I’ve really enjoyed this series and hope that Mr. Craven continues to write many more. This is so far, my favorite series from Mr. Craven.

this is a well told memoir because it keeps moving while providing adequate details. the saddest part about this book is when it ended.

tremendous and thought provoking. gives one so much to contemplate and assess. well worth time and effort to listen more than once.