Review from Nuclear Winter First Strike →
Great audible book. Now I own every post apocalyptic book narrated by Kevin Pierce. Bobby Akart is a superb writer hitting all aspects of the being prepared community. Makes me aware of my own short comings. Well worth the listen. Cannot wait until books two and beyond.
Review from Cold Kill →
This is an amazingly told story that will hold you from the beginning to the end! It is a different kind of true crime then most to me, as this was a crime done purely out of what was thought to be absolutely necessary to save someone and not just a crazy madman that enjoys..
I can’t say enough about this. I listen to over 200 audiobooks a year and this has to be amongst the most fascinating I’ve ever listened to. This is the account of the pig ppl also known as necrosearch international. How they came to be, their contributions to the science/art of finding bodies be it..
(As posted in GoodReads) Reading about or hearing of a true crime like this sends shivers down my spine. The thought that one individual can be so despicable and evil makes me shudder! The view that he really had two sides of him truly pointed out the difficulties and love that his girlfriend felt. I..
so well written. 1st person was ….wow, I love learning how the mind works and this was a buffet.
Review from Monster →
Perfect example of the justice system’s inadequacies. If only all his victims could obtain justice.
Review from Annihilation →
First let me say that I love Platt and Truant, I hate writing this review. The change in narrator wasn’t a huge deal breaker but it’s big. Kevin Pierce is a great narrator but after listening to 3 books with Ray Porter the switch was abrupt and definitely changed the way I saw the characters…
Review from The Collapse →
Slow start but well worth the listen. Sucks you in when things get going. Cant wait to see what happens next.
Wow, I really don’t know where to start, I’m half way though and so far it keeps you wanting to listen to more and more. No zombies eating peoples faces, but just a fantastic story so far. I hope this carries on for 10 more books. I’ll edit my review as I progress, oh and..
This book was a struggle to finish, but I did push through to the end. Understanding that many dystopian storylines have similar themes, I was saddened and deeply disappointed with the use of pointed racial devices to move this liberal paraphrasing of events during the summer of 2020 and the US-based Covid 19 pandemic along…