An interesting story of a tawdry man and woman whose intertwined lives resulted in a proverbial train wreck. I enjoyed hearing about the lifestyles of people living on the fringes of society in the Montrose section of Houston in the 1970’s and 80’s. Olsen did a splendid job of writing about the characters involved in..
Purchasing next book in series. I hope it is just as good as the prequel!
I did like book 2 MORE than book 1. Kevin Pierce Nailed it and Boyd Craven III melted what I didn’t really like about book 1 into a solid book 2. The tips and tricks for legal survival in the pc riots as peace protest era keep on coming.
I still gave full stars because I always enjoy Craven/Pierce productions but this just wasn’t my favorite ever. There were some great tips and tricks about survival in the tricky pc riots as peace protest era.
Review from Grounded →
I couldn’t stop reading the series! Tom Abrahams is a very talented author you captivates you from cover to cover. Suggest to everyone!
Review from The Locker Nine: Books 1-4 →
The bones of the story are pretty good. Interesting enough. But I thought I might die if I had to hear how “capable” Grace is one more time. I also hated the way they portrayed the relationship between Grace and her dad, making the mom seem like some useless burden who was incredibly incapable. But..
Review from Punching Tickets →
The Mad Mick series gets more interesting with each installment. And given that there are three separate series all taking place in the same post terror attack universe, I think it’s only a matter of time before Franklin Horton’s characters meet each other in a powerful way. Looking forward to more to come this year!
All books with Kevin Pierce are enjoyable, the best narrator of all time in my opinion! The only thing better than his narration was the story line. My husband, a former Marine, loved the accurate Marine references and the story line as a whole. I was pleased to see a strong female protagonist in the..
Review from Annihilation →
Was loving the series until the narrator changed. It went from Ray Porter who is awesome and made the story exciting, to an old man that sounds like he’s selling me orange juice in the Simply Orange commercial. His voice doesn’t match the series and made it extremely lame.
Review from Unexpected World →
really enjoyed this! need to read the next one ! story kept me engaged.