Review from The Delphi Murders →
Most of us who are listening are aware of this case and likely listen to the podcast. Nick’s interest in this case comes through clearly in this book. He is well-researched and self-disclosing. This book, however, is not a literary masterpiece. It’s a great weekend or driving companion. A lot of the writing offers extraneous..
I really enjoyed this series. I’m a fan of Bobby Akart and have come to expect certain things from his books. He did not disappoint with this book or this series. He created characters that were lovable and some that I easily disliked. He has a way of creating a family unit that you can’t..
I’m glad there is another book in the series. This was hard to put down.
This story gripped the hearts of many and Nic Edwards provides a great insight into the process of the investigation based on the information available at the time of the writing. His investigative talents are demonstrated throughout and his personal touch is refreshingly frank and unique
Review from Search and Rescue →
The Opus books are my favorites, and this one lives up to expectations! Sit back and enjoy the ride.
Review from The Delphi Murders →
love this book and I feel like I can hear the author’s voice through the narrator. really cool and def worth the read!
Review from Traction →
My company is working to implement the framework outlined in this book and it was a great resource for understanding the bigger picture of what we are doing and why.
The end of the book is missing. It stops at chapter 68 and based on book nine there is a significant part missing from the audible book 8.
Review from The Burning Hollow →
Listened to the first 2 books. It’s an interesting premise with a few likeable characters, but suffers from a complete lack of foundation. It’s a bit hard for a military veteran to just accept the complete destruction of the US military and the abandonment of the homeland without A LOT more information. Far too vague..
I really liked the storyline, and I feel that it is a pretty accurate portrayal of what could happen in the future based on the direction America is heading. It’s also neat because it includes some ideas for preparedness throughout the story, that I think are great ideas for people to put in a practice…