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I’m low on my money. still ended up buying the 1st entry. I got 1 credit saved for the next. if it is as good as this one.

One of the best dystopian series i have read makes me wish i had more resources to get ready

Narration is great. The text itself took a while to get into. It gave many examples but explained them all the same way. Very repetitive. Listening at 1.5x speed helped reduced the annoyance felt towards the author. I received this book for free at my request and have provided this review voluntarily.

The mothers treated the police like trash, forced a trial with no real evidence. The kids never got justice, I find that the actual killer was most likely Hawlett

I was very pleased with this series. Excellent writing and narrator. I felt like I was there.

I am disappointed, the analysis is shallow to say the least. Blaming Jamal Abdulnasser for all the disasters that followed in the middle East is one thing; Jamal had and still has so many critics; but to site the European model as the utopian one and the election of Barrack Obama and the American “democracy”..

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Great realistic approach to what is coming. might be a little fun heavy but for being precovid he really called it. let’s hope the rest doesn’t come true.

Just finished listening to Death Dealers Manual. I learned the definition of ‘edging’ not too long ago. Not sure if it can apply to literature but I just did.

Fully enjoy all of Mark’s books. Can’t wait to start the next one. Again, Amazing!

The story was interesting in itself but the book was long and the narrator was boring.