Review from War Against the Mafia →
I am glad to finally see it will be available on audible. It is my most favorite series I hope they also include the Stonyman and super bolan series. They resonate with be because I am former Military myself. I thank the Pendleton’s for allowing audible to include it in their offerings. I was saddened..
This was an amazing story. I lived many parts of this story and I know almost all of the people mentioned in the book. I could see all of the places mentioned because I had been there. Well worth purchasing. The only problem I have is with the performer reading the story. He mispronounced names,..
Review from Miami Massacre →
Similar to previous books, story is getting old. Good narration. Lots of action, as before.
This is Neil Anderson’s Third Edition of the bondage breaker and I loved it!!! He has so much insight and a great way of explaining the scriptures and giving real life experiences that he dealt with first hand.
Review from 100 Fathoms Below →
this is an interesting take on a very well-known story the creatures are different from all other tales have to give them five stars for originality I had no problem listening to the entire book I highly recommend anyone who likes vampire type stories give this a listen.
While nothing compares to hearing an author speak their own words, Shawn Compton did an excellent job telling these stories of camaraderie, bravery and practical jokes. There were many parallels to civilian life and Jimmy Blackmon was gracious enough to leave space for us to make those connections ourselves as he recounted his time in..
Review from 100 Fathoms Below →
Good narrator. Story moved right along. I will read more by this author. Good characters.
Review from Safeguard →
Good fast pace thriller with good narration by Shawn. Given audio for my voluntary review
Review from 100 Fathoms Below →
Loved the story concept but the execution was a bit lacking. The narration was a tad dull and the story itself moved pretty slow.
I saw this author on a PBS documentary standing at the headwaters of the Mississippi at Itaska Park. He was beginning his canoe trek down river to the gulf. It caught my eye because I grew up in Park Rapids only miles from that headwaters and have many family pictures of visiting cousins over the..