The trail of Ted Bundy is #2 in Kevin Sullivans trilogy of Bundy Books, I’ve seen complaints that he constantly refers to his first book The Bundy Murders, he does but its important because this book is not a rehash of his first book, there is things you need to learn in Bundy Murders for..
Review from Blackout →
The ending to this is pretty abrupt, and while not quite a cliff hanger it is in the middle of an unresolved situation. Also, the constant dog references did become kinda annoying. The dog manages to get a mention in every other sentence and is imbued with a pretty remarkable intelligence for a dog… Not..
Review from Good Fences →
Boyod has this way of wrapping you up in a book, and making you feel like the characters he writes about are family. Well done! I recommend this book
Filled with political agenda with small amount of prepping story. I had high hopes and I tried to finish it just couldn’t. Thankfully got my credit back.
Review from The Mad Mick →
I got this audio book based on the reviews , I was not disappointed. The story line was very good and the narrator only made it better. Looking forward to book 2 .
Review from Blackout →
Loved this adventure. Listened to both books and loved both. If you like good people and dogs you will like this. Kevin Pierce does a super job as well. Now I am waiting for book three. Hurry Audible.
The fresh combination of preparedness and (very mild) Jack Ryan type of book. Very nice! Story is captivating and not to much of the “gun blazing have the whole world in my backpack prepper” bs. So all in all I would recommend it and will get the next book
Review from Blackout →
A decent story, but it lacked in punch. What I believe to be the climax felt rushed through. Aside from the main character, the rest were underdeveloped. I will listen to book two in the series since I want to know where he goes with the story and they’re short books.
Keeping pure and cold blooded murder cannot walk hand in hand. The idea of a clean book with references to God and the Bible is awesome. The main characters in this book were righteous in all the wrong ways….
Review from Black Dahlia Avenger →
Maybe I missed it but I didn’t see any proof that George Hodel and Elizabeth Short even knew each other.