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liked this story and set of characters enough to get the next book, looking forward to more of the story

Enjoyed the entire book and series. Excellent read good writing love it can’t wait to read the rest of the series

Enjoyed the whole book. From here to space. Trisha’s special tactics were appreciated by friend and foe.

I really liked knowing more about owls. As always from Mowat, acknowledgement of the permissiveness of his upbringing, contrasts of his urban and rural experiences, and differences in the morality humans and animals he has known,

Between the 1st and second books the author does a great job Of showing the ability of the lead character to hang on and stay alive . He creates an atmosphere that makes you wanna read and read and read and read more .There are so many interesting twists and plots In these books that..

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The interestingly differences species all with the good & the bad. Just like other people, even though they were very different people. I appreciate the importance of morals in your stories. Finn is acregular person trying to do the right thing all of the time. Very refreshing. Thank You.

This is the best book on the JFK assassination I’ve ever read. This book finally gives the answers I’ve wanted for years!

it’s good but I’m already tired of the small discrepancies. the time-line is wonky and there’s not enough detail for my liking. the protagonist doesn’t have a lot of depth.

I disliked that the reader mispronounced “Peirce” and “DuBois.” Reader should have investigated more the proper pronunciations prior to the reading.

The story was too short and I lost interest about half way through. Ryk Brown’s series is way better. Do not recommend. I wrote a good review for this book and the system locked me out from editing it. So here is a bad review to counteract the good one. Perferbiale middle finger.