Review from The Rifle →
My only problem with this book was that I should’ve been longer!A lot parts made me pull back and cry a little. Definitely puts into perspective the hell this generation had to endure. Definitely would recommend this book for anyone looking to hear to some of the amazing stories from our vets.
Review from Blood Gun Money →
Issues that overlap but are not necessarily synthesized in enough frequency. The drug, gun, crime, ecosystem exists and the roles of both legitimate and illicit trade contribute to global violence. This book particularly hammers down on the nexus of America’s problems and their run off into Central America & Mexico. This is not an anti-gun..
We must’ve run out of vampire stories to have them on submarines. Not high tech vampires the same old medieval vampires except on nuclear subs. The story is a bit absurd. Don’t waste your time or money.
I am exploring the question of Worker run enterprises and this book is such a great intro point. i had some vague ideas about what to explore but this book helped clarify some basic questions in my mind and gave me a direction on where to go. The voice over work is also really good..
A very enlightening listen. It was if someone walked inside my room (my life) and shone the light on the things past and present that hurt me and may very well have been, and should be considered as demonic activity. We should all thank God with all our soul for being so long suffering.
Review from The Bondage Breaker →
Enjoyed it. Had some good points and was interesting. I read it due to the core 52 book
Review from The Rifle →
An innovative approach to securing the legacies of America’s greatest generation. Well written, well narrated, thoroughly enjoyable book.
Review from 100 Fathoms Below →
Nothing worse than a narrator that doesn’t understand the nuances of a story. Narrating a Navy story the speaker needs to know the language the Chief of the Boat is not called the Cee Oh Bee it’s the COB just like the executive officer is the XO. The story went from a stretch to total..
Review from Three Laws Lethal →
This was a great, fast-paced sci-fi thriller in the vein of Michael Crichton or Blake Crouch. The numerous references to sci-fi novels felt a bit tiring, akin to the many ’80s references in “Ready Player One,” but that’s a minor gripe in what is overall a great book.
It is a topic I’m interested in so that is enough to keep me listening, but the author comes across as extremely petty and it is turning what should be something that is exciting for me to listen to into a chore that I have to grind through. Within a span of a few minutes..