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Characters masterfully developed, narrated flawlessly. Millet’s a genius amongst us, showing the way forward gently, inspiring us to fight for ourselves—and our planet.

Since I first visited Dachau seven years ago I’ve tried to understand what the average German was thinking that allowed all of this. Seeing the rise of neo-fascism in the US has made this question increasingly urgent. Since then I’ve read dozens of excellent books trying to get up to speed on the history of..

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Fast paced action with lots of laughs thrown in. Definitely keeps you on ththe edge of your seat. Paul Heitsch definitely bring amazing life to the characters

Can we travel back in time and change the present? By how much? What happened first if you go back in time and change something – did it really change or was the “change” the way it always was? This book plays with many questions like these. While you think about these questions, this book..

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This is a great book that I would highly recommend if you like excitement and adventure also a true story. In the beginning it told the life of who was who , and what they did and so forth but once it got started on the real story it was so exciting that I just..

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This is a wonderful informative read for orca enthusiasts. It mentions many great scientists, naturalists and environmentalists who have fought to save orcas and salmon . You will learn so many things from reading this and it gives many opportunities to dive into different topics and events that have happened in orca history .

Loved that we went from the good guys to the bad guys in the natural progression throughout the book

Provides a good history of the events that brought Rick and Marty to Oak Island. I have a much better understanding of Dan Blankenship and how he fits in to the Oak Island story.

I enjoyed the character development which makes me want to continue listening to the series. Also, the plot line keeps you engaged to want more.