It was not a true crime novel ! Way too much time spent on the victims rather than how the mad man was caught !
Lack of content !
Review from While Idaho Slept →
Review from While Idaho Slept →
Review from Death Do Us Part →
I went into this audiobook with as open a mind as possible. Not my typical genre, but it ended up being a great “read!” The plot kept me glued to my phone, guessing and questioning and thoroughly entertained. Strong characters and good narration cinched the deal for this listener! Give it a listen and you’ll..
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
I don’t normally read this genre, but when I do they’re often Cowboy Western Mysteries with ten gallon, hats, horses, and a little shamanism thrown in… ie: the Longmire series or by the ones narrated by one of my favorite actors Richard Armitage, the Jackman and Evans mysteries, but even those have horses 😆. But..
Review from Gold Is Might →
I decided to try this after reading the author’s Sorceror King series and I’m always up for some LitRPG. As soon as the story starts though, it doesn’t make sense to me. The system voice states that it’s going to start a game. As with all games, players generally start out with a similar set..
Review from Death Do Us Part →
This story is fantastic. I was up way too late listening. I had to finish it before I could get any sleep. So many twists and turns. Several suspects. I know this author will ruin or even kill off his leading characters. So, I really was on the edge of my seat the whole way!..
Review from Pay Dirt →
Great story of fear, love, obsession, determination and humility. The main character is not the typical macho man, but an ordinary, flawed human being with issues of his own. The story is filled with action and emotion. As with all of this author’s stories, there are twists and unexpected moments, which make his books ‘unputdownable.’That..
I always enjoy books by Phil Williams. This one is no exception. I expected a good story and that’s exactly what I got! Williams often tackles subjects considered taboo from a realistic perspective. His characters are believable and his scenarios are plausible. In this book James Harris (the protagonist) is a college professor. He has..