jumping with changes of events, multi keep me on the edge of my seat. this was my first try with a book on audible and I’ve enjoyed it much
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as an audiobook its a bit hard to follow because of the multiple narrators, i got the hang of it 2/3rds through and definitely zoned out on some parts. regardless the concepts and storytelling are impressive and i found myself having a lot of conversations about the book irl. it is truly thought provoking. different..
I thought this book painted a good picture of the victims, a thorough look at the background of the accused, and a general life in Moscow and the other mentioned cities in the book. Now we just wait for the trial and outcome.
I have read and listened to many of KSR’s works so was anticipating another grounded, scientific, character driven book. Unfortunately, I was somewhat disappointed. The beginning of the book was gripping but it seemed to lose momentum; usually there are a number of recurring viewpoints but in MftF it really only focused on Frank and..
Despite being classified as fictional, it will likely happen if we continue doing Business as Usual.Ultimately, Mother Nature will do everything possible to keep the equilibrium. I strongly recommend this reading/listening.
Steamy and satisfying
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In the mood for a primal, paranormal romance? This is it 🖤🖤🖤 I warn you, you’ll finish it quickly and want more. The narration is perfect and brings everything to life. I applaud the cast. I can only hope there is more to come from this world and the characters. I’ll be waiting with bated..
Fantastic story
Review from Zee Locked In →
A very well written and very well read story in my favourite genre. I have listened to countless books of this type, and this one stands out with quite a bit of differences from the other end. Absolute amazing lesson, and I look forward to the next.
great listen!!!
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I highly recommend this title I enjoyed the story The narration was spot on I thought. definitely pick this one up and give it a listen.
Seeking the impossible target
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If you are in the search for a series of action thrillers, look no farther than the “Adrian Hell series”. The series starts off strong, but the wonderful writing and narration keeps the excitement coming even into book number five. The series is like a title wave that slowly grows into something that can devastate..
The points made throughout the book were conveyed incredibly well, and it’s caused me to do exactly what the title suggests. Calcaterra, like many Americans—and perhaps sports fans around the world—was indoctrinated into a sports obsessed culture. This includes purchasing memorabilia, following team and league discourse, and devoting a great deal of time towards what..