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A lengthy look into a horrible crime, and all the people involved. Very well narrated and very well written.

Great story that entertains, encourages, and teaches without profanity or promiscuity. I thoroughly has enjoyed the series.

I enjoyed it thoroughly, it’s everything that America was before The last 2 decades. And for all you Bible verse phobs get over it.

It took me a while to get into the story but eventually I found it very compelling.There are a couple of disconnected characters that don’t really add anything to the plot but overall I was a good story about pockets of hope in an otherwise hopeless situation.

plenty of action and lots of believable story lines. R.E. keeps your attention from beginning to end.

great book. I can’t wait to listen to some of his other books. I will be keeping this one and listen to it again.

This first book by Steve Jackson is a haunting, in-depth history of a foul serial killer, his crimes, and the relentless homicide detective who pursues him for years of his life. Outstanding true crime.

My only problem I have is the pov of the killer. A known liar so his view is pointless.

for some reason it repeated its self over and over again when talking about why characters were in/out of love. Too much time spent restating love interests and not enough explaining action sequences.

Without a doubt this is the best book in The Mad Mick series so far. In my review of book 2 I was critical of how over the top and abrasive Barb’s character was. As if he read my mind, Barb’s character undergoes personal growth in this 3rd book. What I liked most was the..

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