Review from Blueshift →
The ending was poor.The whole story was a lead up to what should have been a surprise or twist ending that never materialized. The story felt unimaginative compared to other Dalzelle books.Felt more ‘Lord of the Flies’ than Robinson Caruso meets Mutiny on the Bounty.The characters seemed almost like caricatures they were so extreme and..
That does the trick! A drifting HS dropout from Sweden reads the Secret while being homeless in Phuket and gradually transforms his life through positive belief, goal setting, and the daily practice of gratitude. All of his principles seem valid and have been mentioned in other books of this genre. Nothing new, but still a..
Review from The Unfinished Garden →
Kept waiting for the story to take off, never did. Felt like the main character was OCD instead of the actual characters.
Review from Homeless to Billionaire →
I know these concepts but hearing them from someone who comes across as truly humble and authentic is awesome. Listen if you need inspiration and want to do great things with your life.
Review from Homeless to Billionaire →
the beginning was good and interesting but as the points went on it was enough just to read their subject line to understand them.
Review from Omega Rising →
Nicely done fun ride. You’ll find yourself rooting for Jason at every turn. Great help in understanding the backstory to this series.
First, an education into the history of China. Second how we had many, many opportunities to defeat the CCP and missed every one until it is almost impossible now.Third what steps we can take now that the CCP has become so powerful and so threatening to the existence of the free world. And how critical..
Review from Peace Maker →
Quite a good end(?) to a fabulous series! All the books in this series are well thought out, with great plot twists & well written battle scenes and interplay.
Review from The Sea King’s Lady →
I laughed, I cried and I loved it. I read it the first time now I’m listening to it.
Review from Recollections of a Private Soldier in the Army of the Potomac →
Thoroughly enjoyed this recollection of experience by a Union volunteer who joined in late 1863 and served as an artilleryman and later artillery officer. His matter of fact descriptions of Army of the Potomac life and battles as an artilleryman and as a rifleman on the battle line were educational and without glorification. The narration..