Review from American Oligarch →
I like the way Franklin has tied together multiple series to build his “world”. It would be nice for Amazon or Audible to be able to list the books in a proper overlay so they always mesh. Great story line though!
I enjoy the story and the characters. it’s good for the genre at the same level of Horton enjoyable. what I didn’t like was a whole chapter dedicated to second amendment rights which are fine and good, but with the typical complaints about the media and liberals without ever addressing the school shootings, public chaos..
Review from A Confluence of Tyrants →
Best book of the series yet! great storyline, great narraration, amazing characters that fit their role in the book. Super easy to be sucked right into Burning Hollow and feel like a part of it! Its ever small southern town USA.
Review from Days of Want Series, Books 1-4 →
Great story line and love the realism of what can happen. Highly recommend to anyone that likes survival
Review from The Community →
Each book of the series is amazing! This is the second time I’m listening to the entire series and just as good if not better than the first!
Review from SpaceMan →
3rd time I have listed to the book and still one of my favorites Kevin Pearse is my favorite narrator
Review from American Oligarch →
I have enjoyed this series and like a few others I will miss the characters.
False advertising. Only one murder… story is compelling… hits all court fighting.. sad depressing story.
The book starts with the murder of fifty one year old Anita Andrews. The case would remain open until many years later when DNA finally connected him to 1974 killing. Jackson outlines the murder of Michele Wallace, also in 1974, but authorities couldn’t link him until 1992 when her remains were finally located. The “not..
Review from Resurgent →
Mr Horton gave me some laughs and a scare or two with this one. I think book 8, Blood and Banjos was probably my least favorite of the BW series(not a bad book, just my least favorite of the series thus far), but Resurgent kicked it back up a notch. Never been a big book..