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I tried really hard to finish the audiobook but I feel like the story dragged on too long, I eventually lost interest after 5 hours.

This is nothing more than a reiteration of everything covered in making a murderer season 2. What makes it even worse is the random in depth history of misconduct by the prosecutor. It is really not necessary as it brings nothing to the table and seems like a cheap shot to me. Would not recommend.

Very interesting book. Real life story of premier group of professionals involved in body recovery.

The beginning seemed a bit slow. But certainly developing the characters well enough to get to know the personalities. By the 2nd book, I already didn’t want the series to end! Such informative reading that was interesting and fun with a dose of biblical incite that wasnt too much for a non believer and just..

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It’s amazing how corrupt the judicial system is there . If they can do this to them they can do it to any of us.

I thought that this was very well done. I had heard some good things about Franklin Horton’s writing and was in the mood for a post-apocalyptic story so I was thrilled to get the chance to listen to the first book in the Mad Mick series. This was a pretty quick read for me but..

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This was a very good book. This book had much more details in it than other books I have read about Ted Bundy. It was more informative and very interesting. I actually thought Ted Bundy had a split personality but he claim he didn’t so that rules that out. This man was just sick. I..

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Absolutely loved it! Keeps you wanting more and gives necessary reality checks. Makes you think about what you would do in this kind of situation and reminds you not take life for granted.

The characters and story were well developed and enjoyable. Sheepdogs must be hardened as wolves respect strength.

I have really enjoyed this entire series. This has been my favorite book of the series. Dave’s speech to the militia gave me the chills. I have listened to so many books in this genre and this is my favorite