Review from Hawke’s Target →
A thrill ride all the way across Texas, this is an entertaining action novel. It’s not particularly believable, but it’s fun throughout. Gun fights, knife fights, redneck mafia, car chases, and explosives — this book has it all. If you’re looking for a sober police procedural, this certainly isn’t that, but if you want cinematic..
Review from Hawke’s War →
2.5 stars. This book had several well-done action scenes and good character work. But the plot was choppy and dominated by a plot in which the protagonist was a prisoner. In addition, there were several sections that strained credulity, both based on physiology and psychology, and based on coincidence/information availability. Not Wortham’s best work.
Review from Hawke’s Prey →
This is a very high-energy action/suspense novel. The main character and the major sidekicks are not beyond the bounds of believability (though there is a bit of strain). The plot tries a bit too hard to add twists, and some of those are unreasonable, but the relentless beat of the action carries the story past..
Review from Super Thinking →
A book for beginners and also for the people that they think they know everything.
Review from Coders →
I was a little afraid of this purchase as I do not possess a programmer background. Im probably a Lv1 in knowledge, but I felt like testing myself with a more “complicated” book and I couldnt be more happy with having taken this ride.
Review from Running to the Edge →
The history and story telling is second to none. From the personal experience of the author to the stories of those being wrote about.
Review from Hawke’s War →
This is an action packed book about Sonny Hawke a Texas Ranger. He get kidnapped and the other Rangers are looking for him and protecting his family. These are some hard core Rangers. Tough and Smart. This book held my attention from the start. It’s also easy to follow. Rene Ruse and Jeff Brick does..
Review from The Good Spy →
A fascinating tale that educates and greatly describes the origins of current problems. Worth the listen.
Review from Coach Me →
I struggled with this one. I got a bunch of free books on Audible and thought I would try to read this one before it expired on 5/7. I was uneasy about the premise, which is about an affair between a student and coach. She’s over 18 but it still felt icky. It felt like..
Review from Super Thinking →
This book had a lot of interesting ideas but I was disappointed how few were new to me. The authors should have stayed in their engineering & math lanes since they didn’t understand several of the psychology topics as well as they thought they did, hence ” a Bit Arrogant “. The one example (..