Review from No Stone Unturned →
The Poisoner’s Handbook was one of my all time favorite science books and if, like me, you loved it you will really enjoy this one. The development of forensic anthropology has changed the way crimes are investigated and this book takes you inside that movement through stories of the lives touched by these wonderful scientists…
Review from As Our World Ends →
great start to the series. The gang take over idea is a very likely scenario. good character development..
Review from Traction →
Story was a little boring but overall great solid advice I’d be much better off implementing into my business.
Review from The Traveler Series →
I loved how this from the first of the story held my attention! Lots of action and definitely worth the credit!
Review from Nuclear Winter Devil Storm →
What a Ride! Great character development! Exciting, nail biting action! Sound science. Bobby Akart really does his homework! Can’t wait to find out what comes next! Love Kevin Pierce’s narration!
Review from Burning Down Boise →
Great story with a more relaxed pace and more thorough character development than some other books in the genre.
I absolutely loved the Locker 9 series so I have been catching up on Horton’s work. This is a similar “short story” that parallels the other series. I enjoy his writing style that mixes excitement and wit with otherwise difficult post apocalypse situations. Just wish these Mad Mick stories were released in a bundle.
Review from The Path of Water →
I really liked this audio. The story telling was some of Franklin’s best. The characters were very well developed. I enjoyed it and can’t wait for the next one
I went into this work with an open mind, but more than a few things bothered me. Contrary to M. William Phelps other bodies of work there were constant “micro-aggressions’ ‘ displayed throughout the body of this work. I was particularly bothered by M. William Phelps’ repeated stance that the “police ” could never be..
Review from Punching Tickets →
I have enjoyed all the Mad Mick books. Barb and Ragus, Shannon and Doc Marty and their inner actions. Sorry to see the death of Doc Marty. I am eager for the next Mad Mick book.