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I really enjoyed the way the story has you wanting you to know what’s next and has you on the edge of your seat.

Authoritative, comprehensive, and non-biased description of the current competitive strategies of US and China and the danger that war between these countries would cause to the nations and economies of the world. Written by an Australian diplomat with extensive experience in both countries, he thoroughly presents his case for managed strategic competition between US and..

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I tried valiantly to get through these books, but there were just one to many redundent and improperly placed descriptors, and I had to give up.I found myself counting aloud the number of times the word “smirk” was used, rather than actually paying attention to the story. The narrator was brilliant, and some of the..

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Pulled me right in. Kept the excitement throughout. Developed characters quickly and the story never slowed down.

I couldn’t wait to hear what would happen next & after 10 books I want more.

I’m so blessed that I discovered Olivia Atwater’s novels this year. I’m 100% her target audience. Small Miracles is whimsical in the best way and reminiscent of Good Omens. The writing is humorous and heartfelt at the same time. Rafe Beckley did a great job as narrator too!

Great storyline. Enjoyed the adventures. The 10 book series were well weaved with each book building on the other. A must read in order. Some different viewpoints on vampires and was interesting seeing parallel worlds: the human world compared to the Vampire world. Very well done character development. Looking forward to a sequel to find..

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Love the narrator and his range of characters. Loved the series and it leaves me wanting more!!

Very well written. Kevin Rudd’s analysis is spot on. I have had one foot in this region for nearly 50 years and actively transacted business in greater Asia for the past 25 years. Rudd’s analysis captures the landscape of competitive forces of China, US, Japan, Australia, India and other Asian countries.

Global policy makers, take note as Kevin’s outlines a clearly defined process, managed strategic competition, to help avoid global conflict and war most particularly in-between US and China.