Review from Mainely Fear →
Small towns are idyllic for many including criminals! Brunswick, Maine is no different. Full-time and part-time residents alike are being terrorized by a group of organized thugs bent on vandalism, theft, and murder. Jamal Jones is a young impressionable young man with a future until he hooks up with Fast Eddie! Now it is up..
Review from The Rifle →
One day soon, all our WW2 vets will be gone. This book has done an amazing job at honoring them! My grandfather served on the USS Salt Lake City in the pacific theater… I wish I could still talk to him. Great job!!
Review from The Bondage Breaker →
Truths that no one else covers, in a practical way that is easy to understand.
Some of the stories were quite good, and I’ll probably try and read more in the future. But some of the stories have completely unnecessary and not-subtle racist/politically preachy overtones that ruin the experience. Narrator is pretty good, definitely stronger on dialogue than narration, but still did a good job. TLDR: Spaceships go brr, very..
I enjoyed the writing and the narration. It is my first book on China and it had plenty of information and historical perspective to inspire further study. I can see how a Chinese might be disappointed with the mispronunciation but that is irrelevant to me. The narrative is easy to follow, if you are looking..
Review from The Lost World of the Old Ones →
I would have scored the performance higher, but the narrator mispronounced Canyon De Chelly for the entire book.
Review from The Bondage Breaker →
Very practional, thorough and transformational. The truths found in Scriptures is made clear and understood.
Review from The Rifle →
My grandfather was a VSO for 20yrs as well as a WW2 veteran. I had the honor of growing up around many vets and hearing their stories. This book is a great testimony to them.
Review from Left for Dead at Nijmegen →
Metcalf lead an amazing & charmed life! His story just goes to prove that it’s not about the tragedies & misfortunes you face in life, but your attitude and how you deal with them! Great story.
Review from The Rifle →
This is a must read if you have a fascination with personal war history from World War Two!