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An in depth look at Wade McClusky’s life with a focus leading up to, covering, and following the Battle of Midway. The author looks to clarify some aspects of both McClusky’s life and specific points of his service that prior authors either got wrong completely or mis-interpreted. I think this is more than servicable look..

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I love this author. I don’t wanna give any spoiler alert, but when he writes a book that’s scary borderline horror you think it’s gonna be similar to other books and it’s never similar. It starts out feeling like that and then he puts all kinds of interesting changes and twist.. The characters he creates..

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This is my favorite story yet. And yes, I’ve said that again and again as I make my way through Awaken Online. Bagwell weaves the yearning of emotions in his characters perfectly. Frank grows through his journey alongside other new characters. I love this corner of the world and watching the map expand. I feel..

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I was surprised to enjoy Aliza’s story. The pace was more slice of life and different than the other books. Bagwell, the flirting was much better in this book than book 4. It was adorable. And no I’m not sure if I spelled Aliza right.

This collection of essays audiobook is simple model for what audiobooks should try to be

I’m a few hours into the book. so far the story and setting are super interesting, so I’ll be sticking with it. that said, the narrator isn’t the best. he’s a good reader, but audio books like this need a narrator to be great, not just a reader.

This was a great read but had just a little too much romance. Try some of his WWII historical novels.

This is a story of personalities. Too much yack yack. No one character I really liked.

the main thing I dislike was the inconsistent volume of the reader, some times he would be loud and others so quiet I would have to turn up the volume.