Review from Tinderbox →
I am a New Orleanian, born, and reared in the city. I picked this book because I wanted to learn more about the Upstairs Lounge fire. I thought the book was very well done and I learned a lot. My issue is the person picked for the narration, Mr. Heitsch. He consistently mispronounces all of..
Review from Razor’s Traitorous Heart →
Excellent story. Razor and Kali great couple. Loved the alien human part of this story because it says to me love has NO BOUNDS!
The dragonling stories have become my favorites and this one is the very best of them all! While it is a stand-alone book, my knowledge of the background of the dragon on the mountain from having read about him in a previous book enhanced my experience. If you haven’t read that one or any of..
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Can’t wait to hear the next books on the Maristin Dow. Their fight for a new way of life, the journey, and adventures, and of course love stories. Looking forward to more. ?????
Review from A Sorrow in Our Heart →
This is a detailed true story of the conquest of a land and people that was to become the fighting spirit of the United States people for centuries to come. Eckart captured the moment in time on paper and Heitsch expertly and passionately tells the story to our ears. You just have to listen and..
Loved the premise of this book but felt sometimes that Jason can act so green, even after how many books. Loved the action and overall performance. Highly recommended.
Review from Legends Never Die →
Love it, just the best! Good characters, and good story, hoping he could write a few more, for us fans!
Review from A Short History of Reconstruction, Updated Edition →
Like all books by Mr Foner beautifully crafted scholarship. While shorter then his longer reconstruction history it had more then enough for me, just about the right length. Found Mr Heitsch reading to be a bit too fast, would find myself drifting while I was listening and have to rewind
This is the third Dalzelle book I’ve tried, and while I like the adventurous tenor of the books, I finally had to admit it was too frustrating to listen to the parts of the writing that are just dumb. A human being in a completely alien civilization, and every species has the same human mannerisms…