Review from If I Can’t Have You: →
This book is well read and is captivating clear through. thoroughly enjoyed this mystery. Though most people know this story from the news reports, the details bring to light many cautions that often go dismissed.
Too much religion thrown in. Took too long to get into the event. Parts of it feel like it drained on.
This book was very interesting, but also extremely disturbing. I believe the book summary should have came with a trigger warning. I was very surprised by how dark it got, and then it got even darker. There were points when I wasn’t sure if I could finish due to scenes depicting rape and molestation of..
Review from Monster →
Although a long book its definitely worth the time, the story is heartbreaking at times however the time and details that went into writing this book is incredible. I will be listening to other Jackson books now that I know what a good author he is.
This book (as with all the authors books) has it all. I really enjoyed getting into the story and characters and can’t wait to see where the series goes. If you are a fan of Franklin Horton books then you don’t want to miss out on this one!
This story was told with great imagination and believability. I love reading these kinds of stories and I never wanted to stop listening. While the story felt slow going it brought you very deeply into the lives of each character. I tried master piece.
A truly awesome book series, aways leaving you wanting more. Mr Pierce is the best and enjoy his work.
Review from Many Secrets, Many Graves →
Great true crime novel. I like that it had multiple and gave a good synopsis of each. Good read! I received a free copy and left my honest review
I was given this free review copy audio-book at my request and have voluntarily left this review. This review is for the audio copy of As Our World Falls – Cyber Apocalypse, Book 2 by Jack Hunt and narrated by Kevin Pierce. I liked the first book in the series and I am happy to..
Review from Targeted →
I have no idea if the convicted in this book is guilty or not because the author wasn’t really interested in the case. As much as the author claims to be unbiased, they are wrong. It’s clear the author didn’t like the convicted. Over and over we are told how the convicted is a pain..