Review from Prepper Nation →
this book was written by someone who has no experience with violence or any martial art yet tries to describe fights in cartoonish ways. like the main character spinning a man around by his feet in a 720 and because of that the guy was so disoriented he couldn’t even speak basically passed out. States..
It was weird yet relatable at first, but in the next few chapters are already too far fetched, and the author got weirder. Either he wants to take advantage of his power and got to perversion, or he became fully delusional.
I binge listened to all 9 books during my long commute home recently, it gave my mind a great escape into a plausible thought provoking possibility. Great story.
Such a good story line and the subtle jabs towards the other series that franklin horton has wrote was a great touch! Definitely one of my favorite stories by my favorite author!
If you’ve listened to the podcast episodes regarding this case, you’ve basically already heard this book. The only additional information is various diatribes about how the author felt about the case, and how it ‘affected’ him. In fact, this whole book seemed more about the author coping with researching the case, than the case itself…
But I would still love to hear how the rebuilding goes. Would like to hear how the kids survived and how they reacted to dans story
Review from The Endarkened →
Expertly narrated, wisely written, riveting story. I hope there is a volume 12+ in this addictive and informative story.
Pace is very slow. Not much jeopardy. Just seems a bit flat to me. It’s a reasonably good story don’t get me wrong it’s just not making me want to listen for hours.
The story is heart wrenching. I’m going to do more research on the story. The middle of the book got me a little lost, so many characters. But recommend it.
Review from The Rotten Belly Society →
The whole series has been great . Franklin keeps you engaged and interested in getting to the next chapter .