There was a lot more talk of numbers and percentages. I was looking for more info on the process without all the fluff.
Slow and to much number talk
Review from Traction →
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2 hours was too much
Review from What’s Left of My World →
inconsistent, ubiquitous use of curse words, and just dumb writing. I love the narrator but feel bad he agreed to this shoddy story.
Very Good Entry
Review from Valley of Vengeance →
“The Borrowed World” series provides excellent PA fiction, or rather more truth than fiction in today’s world. Franklin Horton is one of the very best. In this book, multiple character arcs from the previous installments continue. But the most interesting thing is how Horton weaves them all together. The shocker character is Alice, who has..
narrator is clear, the plot is interesting but not overly intricate-I didn’t realize it was a series at first… looking forward to more
I’m reading this book, this series for the second time. I am so impressed by the detail, intrigue, excitement, thought provoking action! I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed this series and this author’s other works.
I am going to return it, like a short comic book…too pricey for comic. I liked the mad mick who is this joker. Franklin you have too many “irons in the fire” Please try again and keep your characters straight.
Every word written holds your rapt attention. This author has outdone himself, and the narrator does his job perfectly ? ?
I couldn’t stop reading it, I loved it so much that I have every book he has written. I also enrolled in his class “THE GATEWAY EXPERIENCE ” he has so much to teach and we should have to learn this in public schools. this world just may be a better place if we knew..
not the greatest
Review from Reign of Darkness →
I’ve been kind of binging this series for a minute now. Im curious to see where this story ends since there’s only one more book but so far, I’d say this one was the worst of the three. It focuses a little more on the teenage love with not quite as much action/intensity. I hope..
as always, Kevin Pierce nails it. great series so far. the writer really knows where the storybis going and makes sure the listener does too.