Review from Meade at Gettysburg →
Kent Masterson Brown should have been there beside of Meade when he went before the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War. The defense of Meade is presented well here and should be taken into consideration by anyone studying the battle or the Army of the Potomac.
Review from No Other Choice →
love this TL Payne story line with crossover characters. wish there was a character guide to keep track and know what books from each set should be read together. I’d love to re-read them all at the same time to just storyline throughout each series.
Review from I Was Legion →
I like this book very much. There is always something going on. Waiting for the next book
This book had me from beginning to end. The characters, the writing, the genres it covers. I loved the entire listen I will be purchasing this to read again. It kept my attention to the point I didn’t want to stop. I loved how the author kept you on your toes, and the ending I..
Review from The Infinity Affliction →
Lots of military terms, an obscure battle with an …something and absolutely ZERO character or plot development. Probably one of THE WORST books EVER written.
Beta isn’t terribly original and fairly predictable, but yet still enjoyable. There were immediate red flags in regards to Charlie and painfully obvious what she was capable of. The end result wasn’t a shock either. I consider this a great start to future novels. I think with more experience his stories will evolve and become..
Review from Leviathan’s Trial →
**Disappointing and Boring** I had high hopes for “Leviathan’s Trial” by Craig Martelle, especially after enjoying the earlier books in the Battleship: Leviathan series. Unfortunately, this installment was a huge letdown. The plot dragged on without any real excitement or engaging moments. The characters, who were vibrant in previous books, felt flat and uninspired here…
Review from Death Sentence →
I have never been so relieved to finish a book as I was to finish this one. It is eloquently written and expertly delivered through the narrator. Very descriptive. I could easily envision what the author described. Gave me a lot of insight into the wicked mind of John List. But the subject matter of..
Review from Death Squad →
Some stories age well, and some don not. This fits in the latter category, unfortunately. I usually love old hard boiled detectives but this is too much “war veterans” that I cannot relate to.
Author seems to think that guns cause people to turn evil, except the MC. Only the MC can be trusted with a tool that would help people survive in an apocalypse. Every male character is a bland, thoughtless follower unless he thinks he needs to inject some drama in the story, and suddenly even friendly..