Review from Descent into Darkness →
Decent story but has some odd bits. “Perverts” are a constant theme, every strange man is suspected of being one. And the main character says some questionable things to a 12 year old girl that is blown off as playful banter..
Review from The Beast I Loved →
This was a super intense audio and I couldn’t stop listening. Narration was really well done. I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
Review from Last Ride →
Last Ride is a good western for a change of pace and cleanses the palette. Colton Emory who, returning home one day, found his wife Martha brutally beaten, stabbed, and her throat cut. Who or why was a complete mystery to Colton. In desperation Colton posts a rather large bounty for the capture of the..
Both the narration and story were excellent. I felt connected to the family and didn’t want to stop listening. I was provided this book at no charge but write this review on my own.
Very religious. Very preachy. I stopped listening less than an hour in to the story.
Review from What’s Left of My World →
great narrator as usual he doesn’t great job with all of the books that he does. decent plot good character strong characters strong female characters.
Really liking the whole concept of this series. Book one was great so I was excited to grab this one up. Wasn’t disappointed. Excellent narration by Kevin Pierce as always. This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review.
Like many who follow the news, I came to think I knew the story of Susan Powell’s disappearance. it was only this book that revealed a backstory so sordid, sick and twisted that it is beyond belief. With stories like this I often wonder how relationships can deteriorate to the point of murder and this..
Review from Locker Nine →
This is the second audiobook by Franklin Horton narrated by Kevin Pierce that I’ve listened to. It does not disappoint. Not gonna go into details, but the scenario is entirely plausible, brought about by coordinated attacks on public and private targets. It seems like our society is already hanging on by a precarious fingernail and..
Review from Days of Danger →
as a huge fan of this genre i can say with confidence this has become one of my top 5 series yet. hopefully book 3 has an equally great story and conclusion