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Open-ended, but no cliffhanger

Review from Descent into Darkness →

This book is open-ended, but thankfully, it doesn’t end with a cliffhanger. It’s a realistically believable story with a community of great characters, especially Joe’s “family.” The letters from Joe’s Grandma is a brilliant twist. And Sara Morsey makes a perfect Grandma. Both she and Kevin Pierce deliver outstanding performances. The story pretty much follows..

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Not what I was expecting

Review from No Stone Unturned →

Perhaps I hadn’t paid enough attention to what the book was about, but I was surprised to discover that this is not a history of forensic science. Somehow I had gotten the impression that it was going to be about how science has been used to help investigators and how they influence each other. There..

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What happened here?

Review from Rising from the Darkness →

I really enjoyed the series until this book. The idea of Grandma planning ahead for SHTF and leaving that legacy to her grandson first by her Will, then in the form of letters of encouragement, secret maps and words of wisdom is something that really appealed to me as a very clever writing tool. Joe..

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The Walking Dead without zombies

Review from The Borrowed World →

I really enjoyed this book. Loosely reminded me of The Walking Dead without zombies; survivalist meets a plausible real-world scenario. While I felt the speculative pace at which things fell apart and people turned on one another happened a bit too quickly, it made sense for the sake of story progression. Brings up some good..

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Tragic and Gripping

Review from If I Can’t Have You: →

Just when you think this tragic story is about to end, something new is uncovered. Truly one of the most head-scratching, twisted, jaw-dropping cases in the modern true crime era. The story was told very well, with facts given unbiased from both sides. I highly recommend to any and all true crime enthusiasts.