Review from The Misbegotten Son →
Fact is stranger than fiction. This is the story of a serial killer who was released from prison only to go on another killing spree. The details of the murders, some involving children, are chilling. But the author’s focus on the “why” is a fresh approach to the true crime genre. Well researched and written,..
Two of the stories going on in the book were pretty good but it didn’t seem like they were getting as much play time as the story or stories that weren’t as good. still worth the credit.
Narration was effective. enjoyed the storyline. A quick but effective read! Helping in assisting one to observe their surroundings and think ahead.
Narration was effective. enjoyed the storyline. A quick but effective read! Helping in assisting one to observe their surroundings and think ahead.
can expect after physical death. Listening to it again as I did his 1st&2nd books.
Review from A Spy’s Guide to Thinking →
it’s interesting it’s short it’s informative it’s certainly worth the money. Data Analysis Decision Action
Review from A Spy’s Guide to Thinking →
it’s interesting it’s short it’s informative it’s certainly worth the money. Data Analysis Decision Action
Review from Grace Under Fire →
This long awaited sequel to Locker Nine was worth the wait!!! Between Grace’s adventures once home, her Dad’s while trying to get home and the fantastic new Irish born character, I could not put this book down. He even throws in a little meet up from The Borrowed World time frame. Loved it!!!
Review from Grace Under Fire →
very good story and great sequel. I can’t wait for the next in the series
Review from Locker Nine →
I liked the premise, the narrator was fine, but the book is just awful and boring. There’s no character or plot development at all. There’s very little action, which would be ok if there were any intellectual stimulation, but there isn’t. Quick summary, “preppers were all correct and they’re all good people. Everyone else is..