Review from While the City Slept →
This book is excellent! Even though I could glean what was going to happen, it kept me enthralled. No wonder Eli Sanders won a Pulitzer for his reporting on this story. I hope a lot of people read this book and have taken to heart the plights of those living with mental illness…all those people..
Review from American Serial Killers →
Well rounded, balanced research is lacking in this book. He makes gross generalizations and doesn’t provide evidence other than the most inductive leaps.
Review from The New Tsar →
Very informative and detailed with Putin’s story flowing effortlessly from his childhood beginnings to Crimea. The author obviously did much needed research and appears to have told the story in an evenhanded fashion without much bias. I applaud his efforts. The narrator efforts on the other hand were atrocious! He didn’t know how to make..
Review from Running to the Edge →
I enjoyed the book. It wasn’t a gloating book found in most running stories. It was basically a type of historic timeline with enough to keep you engaged.
Review from American Serial Killers →
I listened to this one while doing my weekly long run,, very informative, narration is great.
Review from Running to the Edge →
Overall concept of the book is great, solid content, but fails to really deliver the story. At times the story gets forgotten with personal non relevant side notes which also seem to be out of sequence. It’s a shame the book was written in such a manner with such a powerful story. It could have..
Review from Auténtico, Second Edition →
This book has been incredibly insightful and healing as I take the next step on my path towards being a successful Latino.I am 29 years old and finally got a good role in the field that I want to be in. Still, I am noticing a lot of the same old patterns bubbling up again..
This is a good book if you’re looking for a college textbook as courseware for a class on Buddhism. As a practical everyday guide, I think there are better books out there.
The author started with an interesting premise but spent more time detailing the crimes of certain serial killers than detailing evidence to support his premise (or to justify his conclusion). It felt like a literature review of serial killers rather than a serious inquest into why the 50s-00s were a heyday for American serial killers…
Simon Sinek recco’ed this book and I listened to it and found it so interesting – highly recco this book.