First of all I would like to give credit where credit is due here. Kevin Pierce did a fantastic job as usual. That being said…. I am hypercritical when it comes to the details. More than once I felt like the author was winging it instead of doing his research. I’m sure there’s a lot..
Very challenging to get into at first then needed to see what was next.Wanted to hear how it all came to an end.
Review from Cruel Deception →
The subject is bizarrely fascinating… and by that I mean MSBP, NOT pitiful little desperate Tanya! It is infuriating to think she will never admit to this horrible crime. The tale reads a bit like a novel, but it could’ve used a bit more organization. A couple of times, I had to re-listen to know..
narrator was great as always, but story line was terrible.I was very disappointed in this one.
Review from American Oligarch →
Great chapter to The Mad Mick saga! Well written and engaging. Would not expect any less.
Review from American Oligarch →
loved all the books.. great job kevin pierce can’t wait to the next one.. best narrator kevin peirce
This series gets better with each book and the crossover with Borrowed World puts it over the top. Great job Franklin Horton. Kevin Pierce is spot on with the narration and by far my favorite of all time.
Review from Tribulation →
Kevin Pierce is one of the best narrator’s I’ve ever listened too. He makes all the books he narrates come to life!
Review from The Ufonauts →
The subject topic has always been fascinating. Yet, this writer has an overblown, wordy style – his intention is to fill page after page with words well beyond their need. A waste of time. A bloated piece of garbage.
Review from The Last Air Force One: A Post-Apocalyptic Thriller →
Very good story and Kevin Pierce is my favorite narrator.He could narrate children’s stories and I would listen.