The Long Lost Ralph Dennis paperback novels have been resurrected in the form of Audiobooks. You can’t smell or feel the dogeared yellowed pages as you hold it in your hands, but you can hear the dialogue of 1970’s Atlanta Cops, Pimps, Gangsters, Hookers, and Beer Guzzling Ex-cops as they dodge bullets and trade punches..
This book reads like the author’s Livejournal. He bounces from history to cute anecdotes to personal opinions and geewhiz facts favored by the author. But, since this author is Sejnowski, these stories and opinions are deeply worthwhile. l
Review from Democracy at Work →
always plays the pronoun game. them, they, and their. dose not use a good time line, the book just jumps all over the place. has trouble illustrating the concept tge book is trying to explain to simple people.
I didn’t start on book one so I feel like I’m missing out a little and I felt like the narrator is a little slow but overall good story and worth listening to.
I listened to the book mainly during workouts and on long car drive. The characters are well developed and it’s easy to picture the islands they traverse. The narrator does a good job with the voices and is effective at setting the mood for each part of the story. It definitely has a relistenablity to..
Review from The Deepest Waters →
This is one of my favorite authors. You will NOT regret immersing yourself in this book!!! I experienced so many emotions as the story unfolds. Please, take the time to treat yourself to a most wonderful reading experience!
my son is 15 and this book has helped me understand boys dynamics and uniqueness. the narrator voice was good also
Review from Pimp for the Dead →
I received this book for free. I am voluntarily leaving this review and all opinions expressed herein are my own. This is the fourth book in the Hardman series. It is a standalone story [no cliffhanger ending]. While you could read the series in any order, you should start with the first book in the..
wonderful read. breath taking fulfilling.a must read. mix of compsci and biology with physics
Review from Pimp for the Dead →
This is the 3rd Hardman book I have read. I am not sure how I missed #2. Jim Hardman and Hump Evans are hired by a farmer whose daughter seemingly came to the big city to attend charm/beauty school. It turns out she never did attend and ended up working as a prostitute. Jim does..