This is a great story of a guy who just wants to survive and be by himself, but he takes on alot more than he planned.
action packed
Review from Good Fences →
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This was a long, compmicated, and very involved story, I fucking loved it, it was epic in every sense of the word. It was great, the voice acting was perfect.
Enjoyable
Review from No Stone Unturned →
A good listen. I enjoyed learning the history of forensic science and how its evolved.
THIS was what I wanted “I’ll Be Gone in the Dark” to be like! The author gives background, not only to the cases, but to the people who solve the cases as well. And he does so in a way that makes the stories very detailed, without being overly gruesome, and the people fascinating, without..
Not my usual
Review from The Man with the Candy →
I don’t normally like listening to nonfiction but this really felt like fiction. It made it that much more horrifying to know that it was NOT fiction, that all of this really happened. I recommend it!
Great book.
Review from History’s Most Insane Rulers →
Great book. Simple to understand. Worth the listen. I only wish that they would do into more detail regarding the each of the people reviewed in the book.
Meh.
Review from American Meltdown →
The first book left me wanting more, this book ruined that. Very boring, even the narrator sounded bored with the story. That’s all of money they’ll get.
This series was action packed through all four books. This book, The Seventh Vial, was no different. It kept you on the edge of your seat the whole time! The ending was amazing.
You must be open minded
Review from Far Journeys →
This book is the very essence of what life is and what we are. you need to have or have had an ego death to separate what you think you know. This writing will heal those find understand O.B.E.’s as to let you understand more than the physical self. I hope to those seeking enlightenment..
Awesome idea for a series!
Review from Lit →
The idea of this series is brilliant. Each standalone book features the same characters in alternate apocalyptic situations. It reminds me a bit of “American Horror Story” where roughly the same actors play different characters from season-to-standalone-season. That TV show is popular for a reason, and I can see Tom Abrahams’s “Alt Apocalypse” series experiencing..