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Didn’t want to stop listening! The story was as somewhat believable, even though this is fiction. Looking forward to book # 2

This book seemed a little disjointed. I understand that Jackson was trying to show the same scene from multiple points of view (and that may have worked better in print), but I felt like I was being led one way and then suddenly jerked back to another place with no warning. Overall, though, I appreciated..

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I started listening to this and WOW! It is absolutely amazing. I just recently preached through Revelation and Daniel. I’ve never read or listened to Mark Goodwin before a few weeks ago. Now I’m on the Goodwin train. There’s so much genius to his writing. The way he incorporates biblical prophecy into possible future events..

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Good book well read and enjoyed it very much. Interesting concept of how the world could turn out.

Finally, a realistic book that define’s today’s problems in very realistic terms. Just look at the negative reviews, and figure out which groups are most outraged & offended. Highly recommended!

There is a little lag when it comes to the love story but I still want to keep listening!

Thanks for this series to the authors. It was a wonderful experience listening to this.

John Ferak unveils the cornucopia of evidence is the disheartening murder of a nineteen year old in Nebraska in 2006. The question posed in the book, did a CSI investigator who testified at trial and was later convicted of planting false evidence which landed two innocent men in jail, tamper with the evidence in this..

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This author/narrator duo can’t be beat in the true crime genre. This isn’t the best of their collaborations, but it’s still a good story.

The story line was great, but the narrator was horrible. This should have been read by a female, or a younger man. This narrators voice was horrible and didn’t fit the story. For me, the narrator makes all the difference.