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This story had a Lot of potential, but ended up being suitable for a 14-15 year old. I Really wanted it to be as good as the reviews made it sound.

Dr. John Mack was a man of deep sincerity and intelligence, a Harvard professor of psychiatry, a Pulitzer Prize winning author, and an original thinker, who had the courage (some of his academic peers claimed recklessness) to devote his considerable talents to a serious, prolonged study of the abduction phenomenon — by spending time, and..

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Mark Shaw has produced the best researched volume of this or in reality any year! Weaving the truth connecting the deaths in a period of 40 months of Dorothy Kilgallen, Marilyn Monroe and JFK into a murder mystery where truth is absolutely stranger than fiction. I hope Mr. Shaw with the help of Gianni Russo..

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listen as nullspot grows. hell, grow with him as he travels a new and wicked wprld.

excellent read great characters. a wonderful continuation of an excellent storyline. can not wait for more.

Story was well composed and well written. Characters were very identifiable, with quality relationship building…

I loved this book from start to finish! Now to start the next one

This set was awesome. The story is good, although it has a few holes (such as how does the virus keep spreading if the whites are eating all of the uninfected) and the narrator can’t pronounce military terms (MOLLE is pronounced Molly not Maulay!) but it was a fun adventure with The mighty Null-Spot Murphy…

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Great writing. Mostly enjoyable story and characters. Lots of action, which is good, but some of the action these guys live through is a little much. And they know it too because they talk about it on several occasions. But is it luck? Is it a higher power? Oh, it’s the writer. At times that..

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Great writing. Great narration. These stories are absolutely amazing. 60 plus hours of absolutely amazing entertainment.