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Loved this book.live in SC so I knew story location and related. enjoyed the narrator

This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more? If you are a member of the Tea Party or any extreme right wing science denying group this book is for you. Would you ever listen to anything by Mark Goodwin again? No. His books are right wing propaganda. I do..

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I enjoyed this end of the world book. the characters were well written and the book was fast paced and kept me reading I will be looking out for the sequel.

I was familiar with this tragic case, but still enjoyed this book, especially because it examines in-depth all the people involved.

Compared to the other books this one seemed to be filler material and transitional information which made for a more fragmented and less grabbing book.

Exsquisite detail presented. Author’s theory is probably correct but halfway through the book, he begins presenting his theory as established fact.

Franklin Horton found the most amazing pacing and character development. There was never a moment of going “hmm mm” “this is not plausible! I have not read or listened to anything that had such a complex dependency on characters that was so real! I kept waiting for the “Cookie Cutter” easy outs. NONE! I will..

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Random Acts” had me from the very beginning. It’s a fast-paced story of how social media is manipulated to ensnare users in dangerous situations they simply weren’t looking for. The cautionary tale shines a light on the dangers of oversharing, terrorism, and getting too close to online-only friends you’ve never actually seen or met. I..

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Very good story and easy to listen to. Like every book that has this narrator. Kevin always does a great job. Making the story believable is a hard thing to do. only down side its a short story.

Kevin Pierce is an awesome narrator. these other two women suck. don’t waste your money