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A horrible ending to a great series. It had too many coincidences and a weak climax. It’s worth reading just to finish the series, but it felt like the author tried to cram 3 more books of reveals into one short novel.

It opened my eyes to the forensic community from its early beginnings until present day. It’s problem solving abilities are truly amazing. I didn’t want to stop it is so interesting. A good read for forensic people, noisy people, just enjoyable reading.

Great story teller, but just like many of the others writing books like this, they don’t know their weapons, or for that matter some of the vehicles they use in their stories. So more research or ask someone with the knowledge before just making up weaponry or vehicle specs.

It basically blames all the ills of a post apocalyptic horror on liberals and of course the only answer is a conservative butchery off every thing democratic

book will help you get the EOS process moving. Hopefully we will follow it and become successful in our meetings.

loved the book Kevin Pierce did amazing job on the book i recommendend it

I enjoyed how Monroe objectively explains all of his experiences and scientifically approached everything. Such and inspirational man and helps me to know we are more than physical matter❤️

Sara Morsey is a great partner for Kevin Pierce. Their narration together is fantastic!! This time the letters are for the son, Jack Harp from his mother. Lol, that old lady was a “pistol and a hoot” as the old folks say. Jack is stubborn, hardheaded and loyal. He’s married to Joe’s cheating mother. His..

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great listen but a very sad ending. narrators did a really good job. thank you for this book

I’ve really enjoyed this series and this book is no different! Good story, good characters, and Kevin does a great job telling the story!