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Excellent! The story may seem far fetched but I have my doubts these days. Looking forward to the next book.

I found it hard to put down. I was emotionally invested in what happens and happened to the characters and they were well described in so much as I felt I knew them. I’m a fan of Charles Bosworth and recommend reading his other books as well as this one

The “Updated 5th Anniversary Edition” provides the latest updates on the case, and the fight for justice, with hopes of a new trial for Steven Avery. Ferak interviews Avery’s attorney, and she outlines the legal maneuvers taken since the first edition of “Wrecking Crew.” While Zellner remains optimistic, Ferak writes of the state of Wisconsin’s..

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Tom Abrahams and Kevin Pierce are two of the best. Not really into the political genre, too much of that in real life. But this was a good listen. More of a post apocalyptic type.

I’m a lover of true crime and this is right up there with the best of them. very interesting book indeed!

I liked it all ..the characters. it was funny and it made me laugh and kept me from zoning out

I started this book after I had finished the first 3 books in it! I will start book 5 soon! Great post survival book! Horton is a good writer!

I try to find all stories narrated by Kevin Pierce as I trust his voice and judgement in the books he chooses to bring to life. Again, I’m not disappointed. Now, on to the Travelers series.

this one has it all, as usual Kevin Pierce’s voice of the apocalypse comes thru clear conveying raw emotion of Franklin Horton’s story and the message darkness and hope that remains.

Imagine if the world goes to shit, then all this stuff happens. This book explores that in a realistic and believable way.