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Not a lot was actually said in this audio – the same material was repeated over and over. Somehow it kept my interest though so no complaints. I love this reader.

The verbiage in the phases were pretty good!!! When referring to a post apocalyptic situation not necessarily more blood and guts but definitely more octane and testosterone

Fascinated by Conor and these stories. This one took a left turn but it was almost inevitable. Though fictional and I use that term loosely.. your mind hopefully will open…

I liked how the author seemed truthful in the story and showed the police had made mistakes, showed how a woman who should know better fell in love with Luther, and portrayed what it’s like to to have a narcissistic person in your life. I oddly liked the narrator’s female voices, but thought he made..

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So many great characters and a full and engaging plot line that keeps you hooked and wanting more to come. Such a great book!

I thought this story of true crime was such a page turner. The narrator’s reading of this tragedy was easy to listen to.

Another gem in the Mad Mick series. Franklin Horton did a great job developing the characters, and Kevin Pierce does a wonderful job bringing them to life!

Franklin Horton does not disappoint! The only problem with his books are they are over too soon. The Death Dealer’s Manual is no exception.

One of my favorite. Thinking this will be the future if our government keeps doing what they are doing. Thank you Mr. Tate.

Fabulous book. Knowing how these selfless people started, maintained and help solve crimes and give some solace to families of victims is truly a gift. Another great book by this author and another great performance by the narrator. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves true crime.