Stanley Kubrick, would be embarrassed, & ashamed, to know, that 2 people, committed heinous crimes, based on his movie ‘A Clockwork Orange’.
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If you could sum up One Man’s Opus in three words, what would they be? BUY IT NOW What did you like best about this story? Its just a group of odd characters who love a dog, I know exactly how the author intended the book and wording to be taken in and the meaning..
Any additional comments? This was a great (although difficult to listen to at times due to the heinous nature of the crimes) book. Kevin Pierce has once again partnered-up with the fantastic True Crime writer Steve Jackson to bring a fully-polished product to the table. Kevin did an amazing job narrating this story as he..
Excellent Story!
Review from One Man’s Opus →
Where does One Man’s Opus rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far? Top 10% What other book might you compare One Man’s Opus to and why? Hard to say. Which scene was your favorite? Near the end… Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting? Yes Any..
The book is the perfect balance of Christian content with practical theories on apocalyptic events! I have read several of this author’s books and enjoyed them all but this one most so far!
Great book
Review from Wormwood →
I have enjoyed this trilogy more than the original trilogy- Book of Noah. This one feels more realistic! Great characters.
not bad.
Review from Zero Hour →
I just hate the fact that these books are done like chapters. more money. they keep you on they edge of what happens just to sell another book
very good!
Review from No Time for Mourning →
Another great bool from Franklin. I cant wait to read the last vook in thr series.
Didn’t have much of an ending
Review from Cold Kill →
It was a good story, but the ending really didn’t come together. It was very abrupt. Side note: the author seemed unusually obsessed with this girl’s weight. It was a little distracting.
Too Complicated
Review from 36 Hours →
Would you try another book from Bobby Akart and/or Kevin Pierce? No. The author was more concerned with “showing off” his knowledge of planets and the sun using terminology that went over my head. It was more of an encyclopedia than a story. What could Bobby Akart have done to make this a more enjoyable..