Review from If I Can’t Have You: →
How does a person write a review for such a horrible, tragic event? Let me just say, this was a wonderful recount of the events as known. (Ugh, that still sounds too upbeat) Alrighty, let me try a more clinical approach. Very well written. The addition of diary entries really helped us see the persons..
Review from Descent into Darkness →
I like all of this authors books.The characters are really well done and sympathetic. I lookforward to reading more.
Review from Dangerous Dozen →
Great book to listen to at work. Interesting and lots of cases I did not know already.
Very hard on the ears, easy words, too predictable. Every kind of boring thing seems to be in this speaker’s voice.
Review from If I Can’t Have You: →
As with most, I too have heard about this tragedy since it happen these many years ago. Even after all the Dateline/48 Hours Mystery, news reports, and YouTube videos, I never truly understood the family dynamics until I listened to this book. The writing is superb and led me to many websites (via Wayback Machine..
Review from Locker Nine →
This book really illustrates the struggle of college age kids trying to make it home and the importance of a disaster plan for families.I enjoyed it and am looking forward to the next in the series.
I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review. This was a hard book to quantify. The storm piece seems kind of a minimal part and not the main driver of the plot. It is far more about the battle against the drug lord and his..
The Last Storm was written by Jack Hunt and narrated by Kevin Pierce. The main character is Alex Riley a law enforcement officer who moves his family to an isolated Alaskan town where everyone mostly lives in a huge high rise close to the coastline. The man he replaced had helped a Drug Lord with..
Review from The Devil Dog Trilogy: Out of the Dark →
Found this entertaining throughout. I think the second book was the best and only once or twice, during this three book journey, did I want the story to “get in with it” but really you never wait long for that. It did get a little situationally repetitive at times and the narrator doesn’t differentiate his..
Review from Apocalypse →
I loved being able to continue from The Days of Noah series. Thanks for the positive message this book portrays.