This was exceptionally well written and excellently narrated. The story itself is so deeply sad, so completely unsettling that it is difficult to listen to at times but Steve Jackson told the story wonderfully and Kevin Pierce does a wonderful job narrating. This is a must listen/read for anyone who enjoys true crime. I’ll be..
Review from Journey →
I don’t like all the rules the federal government has, either. But I expect an author to at least try and breakaway from their views and write a story that has dynamic protagonists and not just a whole bunch of characters whose every action in an obvious result of a value the author holds personally…
Review from Vengeance →
I have listened to this series and one other by this author. Both are filled with great action and strong storylines. Not to mention some good info about prepping!
Review from 36 Hours →
Prepare to be bombarded with right wing propaganda as the world ends. It is not even a complete story, not that I have any intention of subjecting myself to any more of this. Now I need to shower!
Review from Resurrection →
from book 1 the hook in for me was the characters forceful, humorous, weak, through to book 7 each presented themes that held my attention that I found addictive to the end…I would like to see a carry on book series follow along similar theme into the far future
Review from Journey →
this was a great book. very well thought out. excellent job on making the story realistic.
Review from Without Mercy →
really enjoyed this book always left me wondering what would happen next. awesomely read. give it a listen.
Review from 36 Hours →
This book kept me on the edge of my seat from beginning to end. I already has the 2nd book and plan to start it right away.
Review from Salt of the Earth →
loved the storyline,.the narrator kept me engaged, it’s been a while since I’ve felt close to the characters. one of my favorites for sure
Review from A Clockwork Murder →
What a sad story this is. Jackson does an all-round excellent job of bringing the dreadful facts to life, and provides a riveting look at the personalities of the people most intimately involved in this dreadful saga, victims, perpetrators, jurists, all. Jackson’s epilogue is an interesting conclusion to the book and provides an enlightening look..