eagerly awaiting book 3 I love this series. great relatable characters. I was sucked in right away.
amazing!
Review from Grace Under Fire →
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Although parts were hard to get through on a personal level, getting to know these characters and their struggles was worth the thoughts swirling in my head. But isn’t that the sign of a brilliant writer? Boyd Craven III is one of those writers. Kevin Pierce brings the characters to life and keeps the listener..
awesome but I liked book 1 more at this point. onward to book three. the beginning of 2 was a bit slow for me.
Decent
Review from Targeted →
I really enjoyed hearing from the convicted killer. Made it pretty interesting. Didn’t care for the cocky arrogance of the writer, let the reader tale away what they want. Still pretty interesting read. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review
Interesting
Review from Cold Kill →
I had never read a book by Jack Olsen. Normally my go to books are by James Patterson, but in my studies I have always enjoyed reading and learning about true crimes. I truly enjoy this book, very detailed. Oh and the narrator Kevin Pierce, he did great!! I will purchase another read from Jack..
Pulls you in
Review from Locker Nine →
Kevin Pierce, his voice pulls you into the realistic world that Franlin has created, fantastic.
Length not a bargain; stereotype of the evil Hispanic gang banger, did not enjoy. Nice that hero tried to mentor fatherless boy. Not that interesting a story. This will appeal to white boys/men who are into guns, the military and are attracted to Hispanic women, but are fearful of Hispanic men and people who speak..
One of the very first things I noticed when I began listening to this audio book is that the only two people described by their race were the Black hooker and the Black thug/robber. All others were described by their characteristics-blue eyes, red hair, etc., never as, “The White…” It was also interesting that, although..
If you can get past the slow beginning…
Review from The Storm Before the Storm: A Novel of Preparedness and Survival →
The Storm Before the Storm by Joe Russell is an end-of-the-world type prepper’s dream. Well, not really, but the main character Dave is definitely that guy. If it’s between prepping or saving for his daughter’s college fund, he’s more apt to make sure he’s got everything together in the event of an EMP or other..
Is terribly sad how this family brought so much destruction and pain to so many. And so many seems to have failed in the first days of the investigation and in the last days of the boys lives.