Review from I: The Creation of a Serial Killer →
I got this book on a whim not knowing what I was in for. Apparently the author is a big deal in some circles. I was unaware of this before but now I understand why. “I” is original, powerful, and brave. The first person portions could get difficult to listen to, but I can’t deny..
Review from The Mad Mick →
Mr Horton has done it once again! Bet well written and performed, absolutely recommend this book.
Joe and company have been successful in their recruitment drive for the Mountain Men. Whether Joe wanted it or not, he has become quite the well-respected leader not only among his people but the larger group of Mountain Men as well. The slave trade has been a booming business since the bombs fell, and the..
I haven’t ever written a review, but this book got me so engaged with the storyline I found myself right there in it. Well done!! Thank you for such a great piece of work!!! Looking forward to the next book in the series.
Well written story with a very good narrator. Many of us who grew up in smaller towns, with well grounded families can relate with the protagonist of the story. And like the protagonist, have no desire to relinquish our values to the far left liberal sheep who populate the two coasts of this country.
Review from All Dark →
The story was growing on me but I feel like I paid for two books and got one.
Review from I: The Creation of a Serial Killer →
So keep in mind that you’re getting a look into a serial killer’s mind. Someone who is deeply narcissistic and mentally ill. So you’ve got to take his version of events and relationship to other human beings in that context. But it’s well written and fascinating. One of my faves for sure.
If you’re into this case you’ll love this book. Brings out even more facts and corruption than the documentary. There’s a few times I felt there was a little speculation on some things, but it’ll probably turn out to be true anyway knowing this case. And Kevin Pierce is the best narrator in the business..
Review from Pilgrimage →
I’ve read a lot of books in this genre but this one is the worst. Completely unrealistic scenes and very poorly written. Reads like the author cobbled it up over a weekend in a drunken stupor.
Review from Until Nothing Remains →
Edge of your seat Fast pacedIntriguing and leaving you wanting more! All to be expected by this author as I am a veteran of his many other books!!!