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the premise was awesome and the world building was clever. I enjoyed it very much.

The simplicity but yet fullness of knowledge is unprecedented in this book thank you for sharing the knowledge accumulated in a lifetime,is very important to me and my future self.

After providing the setting, the very first word of the book was “f….”. The frequent use of profanity continued over the several minutes I listened. I have listened to several books by this author and have enjoyed them, At the same time, none had such frequent usage of profanity. It was almost as it was..

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The author admits right off that he is not an art historian, and that is great! Consequently, no art history jargon, none of the timid, second-guessing common in art history writing – just the facts which are known. And in Hals’ case, there aren’t a lot of facts, so Nadler offers a lot of information..

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narration was good wtih a vreat story. Ward Carroll writes a compelling story yhat doesnt rely on cliches for substance.

Here is a telling of what the results will beRead this NOW or forever despair you did not heed the warning

Interested in a very in-depth reveal? This is it. Never been this interested in JFK issues until now.

Quite possibly the single best book ever written on this subject! John Mack Faragher’s highly detailed and comprehensive study on the outrageous and shameful expulsion of the French Acadians in the 18th century at the callous hands of the British and Yankee colonists ought to be included in the curriculum of every high school in..

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I’ve enjoyed these books since the very beginning I hope did you get more time to make them longer! You got a lot of great characters that I feel you could really expand upon not saying you haven’t done great job so far with it. Thanks can hardly wait for the next one.

I don’t know if it’s the story, the crew, the narrator etc but this is always one of my favorite series of books! Keep them coming