Really short, but interesting perspective. I will listen again when I need a short distraction.
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I have read many books of a similar subject but found this to be one of the best presentations and organization of such a complicated topic. I thought the author did a great job of presenting actionable steps and exercises that are useful to a business (vs so much fluff that goes along with work..
You have to read this!… I am sad it’s over. well hopefully the author continues the story! there are so many unfinished stories
The narrator is great. The story is interesting to learn how a someone transformed into a killer.
I LIKE THE NARRATOR, HE WAS EASY TO LISTEN TO AND THAT’S A HUGE PART OF ANY AUDIOBOOK. THE STORY LINE WAS GOOD, THERE WAS A LOT OF INFO PACKED IN BUT NEEDED A LITTLE MORE ADVENTURE I THOUGHT PERSONALLY.
Fantastic!
Review from Rough Trade →
One of the best true crime stories I have read in a long time! Very well written and the narrator is my favorite. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audio book by the author, narrator, or publisher.
the good shit.
Review from No Stone Unturned →
get down get down…getdown get down… jungle boogy. jungle boogy. or boom boom shakalakalaka boom. boom boom shakalakalaka boom boom.
It started off well enough. Great use of a overused premise, with the downfall of society being somewhat realistic. I really wanted to like it, but there was absolutely nothing redeeming about the characters, especially the main character. Narration is great, however.
pretty far fetched!
Review from EMP Deadfall →
Just my own personal pet peeve when older people misuse street lingo. or street lingo from years and years ago. the first couple of books in this series were pretty good bust I guess like most series they get worse as they continue. worth listening to though
I can accept the daughter being a fragile college flower. And i can accept the girls being in denial and oblivious to the current situation. I cannot accept the stupidity of grayson with his interactions with puck. Has noone ever heard of either autism or down syndrome or functionally retarded? Graysons assumption that there is..