when a convicted criminal writes they always see themselves in the best light. Glad he came out the other side with a positive life that hopefully is true to his recollections. Romanticizes drug smuggling and culture- but I still enjoyed hearing about it- especially the car racing.
Review from Survival of the Fastest →
This book will surprise you. If you have any interest at all in racing, don’t miss it!
Review from Survival of the Fastest →
A fascinating story well told. No interest in or knowledge of motor sports or cannabis required. That’s beside the point. Outstanding choice of narrator.
Review from Survival of the Fastest →
To be honest I do give out many 5 star ratings since I’m not a critic. However this book deserves more than 5. What a ride! I’m looking into buying some paperbacks for friends. Great job Randy!
Review from The Airbnb SEO Bible →
I was hoping for more advanced content focused on SEO with this advanced title. Instead what I got was a lot of basics. Nothing new or advanced unfortunately. This is more for total beginners renting out a bedroom in their home. Disappointed to spend my audible credit here.
Review from Titan →
I love this author. His Iron Dragon series is top notch. This book was way too ‘prequel’ than it should have been. It’s written well, just not really sci-fi. More like dystopian future. The author’s politics are most likely much like my own, but I felt like I was listening to a 14-hour virtue signal..
Review from Survival of the Fastest →
the story is good but the performance wears down. the editing and performance really wear down what could have been a fantastic story. needed to be smoother story. it’s just event. chapter. event. chapter. over and over. Randy is endearing towards the end.
Set in Taos and the Sangre de Christos, we have a new hero in Sheriff Ulysses. Murders near a Zen compound lead our sheriff in all directions with many sub-plots and interesting characters involved in great suspense. I highly recommend.
Review from Murder at Sleeping Tiger →
I really liked this book. Koons wove Zen philosophy and rituals with New Mexican culture into an intriguing murder mystery. I am looking forward to the next book in the series.
Review from Messiah →
So after failing once, a second plan to save thevworld is hatched. If you think you know how this book ends- You’re wrong! But the highlight for me is the McAfee reference. If you know, you know.