Review from Instant Chaos: A Post Apocalyptic Survival Thriller →
This book is decent. He kept my attention and wanting more and looking forward to the third edition of this book. I wish though, that the author she thought about putting more educational material into the storyline for preparedness awareness. Overall four stars.
Review from Surrender the Sun Series Boxset: Books 1-3 Apocalyptic Dystopian Thriller →
Scary to think that this is what we have to look forward to and we thought 2020 sucked…count your blessings
Review from Sarge!: Cases of a Chicago Police Detective Sergeant in the 1960s, ’70s, and ’80s →
Kevin Pierce did a remarkable job narrating this book. That gravely voice of his seriously brought John’s story to life for me, and because of the first person narrative, I could almost imagine myself, cold beer in hand, sharing a table with the author himself, as he told his story in the back of one..
Review from History’s Greatest Generals →
This document is complete waste. The author gets names , dates , places , and circumstances wrong in nearly every chapter(particularly the last two) . One cannot fault the author without faulting the editor as well, he had clearly not done his job either. Rather than verify names places and dates he just adds his..
There is a little note at the bottom of the synopsis about conservative themes. There is “conservative” and then there’s over the top evangelical. Author never misses an opportunity to preach – whether it’s about abortion (many times) or godless political heathens or pre-marital sex. Found myself several times yelling at the recording to give..
Individually these authors really good but put together makes them even better. These were crimes I had read about but not with all detail given here. Kevin Pierce is a Master Storyteller! I was voluntarily provided this review copy audiobook at no charge by the author, narrator, and/or publisher. I voluntarily left this review.
Review from Blood And Banjos →
Kevin Pierce reading Franklin Horton’s stories are as good as it gets. They go together like peanut butter and jelly.
Review from Blood And Banjos →
can be a bit campy at time but overall well done, narration is on point and violence is true to form!
I first read this book in the springtime of my life. I remember being fascinated by it, slightly apprehensive, because the incredible clarity with which Mr. Monroe writes makes it hard to doubt the veracity of what he is discussing. I’d forgotten about the book for 40 years. I just reread it, now a grandmother..
Review from Dangerous Dozen →
The narration on this book is beautiful. Consistent tone and speed, but still displaying a range of emotions and differentiating between voices without being over the top and dramatic. The book itself is long, but split up into many small chapters. I find it perfect for falling asleep to. The cases that it covers go..