Review from Signs of Life →
I actually liked this book, the start was pretty normal but then more turned into the different dogs/animals point of view. definitely made it interesting. I am an animal lover so maybe that’s why I was so entertained, but anyway I loved it. as always Kevin Pierce did an awesome job. great work for all..
Review from Cold Kill →
Some really brilliant moments where he shines. Olsen must have been doing some kind of drugs or drunk during sections of it. Takes on the mood of a feverish dream. And why did he make so many “chapters” that are like a minute long? But Olsen gets relationships kind of fighting right.
Review from Far Journeys →
I read Journeys Out of the Body and enjoyed it but Monroe really lost the plot. This schizo garbage has me recontextualizing his other work.
Review from Tribulation →
I am so grateful for books like this that although are “fiction” but bring you back to what is important in life. Great story telling and narration. Just enough spiritual combined with keeping you in your toes. I will be listening to the entire series and more!
Review from American Apocalypse Box Set →
This is a very well written book and the writer chose an excellent narrator! I thoroughly enjoyed it!
If you know, you know. Robert described what I’ve been trying to explain for well over a decade. I was almost scared to continue due to the uncanny parallels of our experiences. Thank you so much.
Review from Random Acts →
Super characters, engaging dialogue, fast paced plot with a perfect amount of detail. Listening again.
I really enjoyed this story . I know it’s true crime , but I felt something was missing. a piece of this crazy puzzle is missing .
Review from If I Can’t Have You: →
Very engaging and well written. It’s in an unfortunate story of a normal, devout family becoming entangled with an evil atheistic family through marriage. For fans of true crime, the book is a must.
I’ve been a big fan of the author and especially the narrator for this genre of audiobooks. This one (The Path Of Water) was terribly disappointing. The first in the series was a little better but still below par as the protagonist is a stoner. The amount of navel-gazing and incohesive thoughts makes me think..