Loved it and am down loading the next one to read right now!I love this narrator’s wit and the writers humor!
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The American Bomb!
Review from As Our World Ends →
This story is full of mysteries. The United States is crippled by some sort of cyber-attack, at least according to the book title. The internet, communications, and the power grid go down. On top of that, there are unexplained explosions; perhaps downed airliners? No one takes responsibility for the mysterious cyber-attack and soon that is..
Narration is aweful, book awesome
Review from Turbulent →
The narrator adds words that aren’t there and then he call the General, General Dumpsy. That’s not the Generals name, and he does it several times. It’s like he’s making his own story as he goes along. It’s aweful but the book it’s self/story line is great!
Nail Biting Excitement!
Review from Nuclear Winter Whiteout →
Wow! Another Great installment in a fascinating series. Bobby Akart has well developed characters that the reader comes to care about! The science Akart weaves throughout the Nuclear Winter series is frighteningly accurate. What happens next? Only time will tell!
excellent seried. only complaint is that its finis
Review from The Complete Disruption Trilogy: Books 1 – 3 →
great characters, story build up and realistic events, action, reactions, responses, twists and turns, and excellent example of good and evil and how greed can take control and throw any morals put the window. great series
The BEST Business Book Ever
Review from Traction →
I’ve finished a ton of books and no other book has taught me how to start, structure and grow a business like Traction! I’m not one to write reviews but this book is a MUST read for an entrepreneur.
Very repetitive
Review from Son →
It was frustrating to hear about this fellow who was able to rape over and over, the details of which we are subjected to. But I like true crime and will listen to this narrator read anything.
I am eagerly waiting for another chapter in the mad mick series. please tell me that it wasn’t the end of the mad mick with so much uncertainty left…
Keeps getting better!
Review from Behind the Curve: Book 2 →
Great story, even if it could be real in a few months, keep them coming.
I’ve listened to about a dozen audiobooks involving serial killers. This is one of the most disturbing. This is a sexual predator who isn’t capable of rehabilitation. There’s even a single scenario of cannibalism here — that was unexpected and shocking. Fine storytelling by Olsen, and superbly delivered by Pierce, as usual.