this truly is a bondage breaker. will help people wake up to spiritual forces.
must read
Review from The Bondage Breaker →
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Amazing…
Review from He’s Not Lazy →
Should be given to parents when they leave the hospital…Has helped me immensely. Psychologists should recommend to patients parents as a supplement as 1 hour sessions once a week is NOT ENOUGH.
I really appreciate the effort to get these Executioner audio books out. Superb performance. Good production and editing. We’ve all listened to poorly edited and managed performances yet these are well done. If you enjoyed the Executioner back in the day these are for you. Please produce the rest of the series. I’ll buy them…
priceless
Review from The Bondage Breaker →
even if you dont think you are struggling. get this. anyone should read this. dont hesitate. buy it. its life changing
What a disappointment, if Mr. Roberts had spent as much time describing the Lost World of the Old Ones as he did bemoaning other hikers (like himself) this book would have been worth it. Instead, Mr. Roberts considers himself to be above the rest of us in that only he and those he deems deserving..
Vivid
Review from Mission of Honor →
This book draws you in with descriptions so well you can almost smell the exhaust and feel the heat.
I have listened to this audible multiple times & I find it absolutely accurate for my son and some of our parenting that only intensified his behaviors. This book has not only opened my mind on how to be a better parent to my son, but to also to stop beating myself up. Our son..
Always Midnight
Review from 100 Fathoms Below →
This was my first exposure to these authors. It was quite an enjoyable tale. I could have used a little less profanity but it WAS about sailors, after all. I look forward to reading more from Kent and Kaufman.
I love the good professor but it makes my brain hurt to think of all that was said here. It would be nice if his books were a little more similar to the economic update style of prose. Even so, this is a very informative and encouraging work and I commend the Professor for undertaking..
Gene Mercalfe lived a fascinating life to say the least. He was almost forced to forgo WWII service due to blood pressure problems. Thank goodness that didn’t happen. The only problem with the book is the desire to almost slip into first person but then immediately goes back to third. Rather like the author is..