I live in CO and worked in LE and never heard this story. That man was most assuredly a serial killer with a severe hatred of women. The story illuminates some persisting issues in the criminal justice system specific to the re-victimization of women in trial for sexual assault. The narrator was captivating and easy..
Review from Getting Out: A Post-Apocalyptic EMP Survival Thriller →
It is a fun book to listen to overall, But It’s very Hollywood like when it comes to guns and other survival aspects of real life.
Review from Tribulation →
Once again, Mark Goodwin tells an amazing story. Once I start listening to everyone of his books, I can’t stop. He is an outstanding author. Can’t wait for the next book! As always Kevin Pierce delivers the best narration.
Review from Tribulation →
I love this author and love the narrator. I Have not been disappointed by any of his books yet. Only thing that I wish is he would write them a little bit faster. Great start to another series. Can’t wait for the next one.
I just started this series yesterday and I am ready for more. Several times I wasn’t sure or not if the action was going to lead to something unfortunate. The main characters are so good and Kevin Pierce‘s storytelling makes them seem real! I was voluntarily provided this review copy audiobook at no charge by..
I have been engrossed by this series and the mad mick. I was wondering if Jim and Connor would ever cross paths. I personally think this is a fitting chapter in the series with everything going on in the world right now. I can’t wait for more of the series.
Review from Blood And Banjos →
What a great addition to the series. Hopefully we don’t have to wait too long for the next!!
Review from Northern Sun →
In true Franklin Horton style, this book has an exceptional storyline full of action and adventure. Connor has accepted a contract. He will work with his equal in a deadly game of revenge!
Wonderful characters. Great story line. The world is dealing with a pandemic. Bible scripture is read. Mark Goodwin does not use foul language which is a one in a million book. Now onto the third book of this three part series. Cant wait.
Only about a minute in and already the incessant references to religion, gods, saints, etc! How do these victims never seem to see the irony of praying to some magic sky fairy that is supposed to help them while they’re being murdered, raped, etc??! Does this stop these people from being convinced that this magic..