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good plot and twists. a little predictable but good action. the protagonist comes of a little too much providio or maybe it’s just that in the narration.

Nice pace, nice character building and an engaging story. You’ll want to know how it ends.

I could not listen to this book, the narrator’s cadence was exceedingly distracting. I paused in the beginning to check listener reviews regarding the narrator. All happy, glowing adoration as far as I could see, so I must be wrong. I tried again. Nope. I was too often pulled out of the story by annoyance,..

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don’t like this narrator. like nails on a chalkboard. actually will not be able to listen to any of the club that are narrated by this guy because of how fake his voice sounds and his General tamber

This series has been awesome! Well-developed characters to fall in love and/or hate with, a decades-long story arc without a single minute of disinterest, narrated by a wonderful voice. Books come no better than this!

exciting, but not too dull. Happiness in the little things of life. There a time and a season for everything. No need to strive or stress

First the problems: Lacks some of the suspense of previous books and character development is rather rote. The libertarian philosophy (much of which I agree with) is ladled on very heavily, to the detriment of the story’s flow. The story seems to lack a real understanding of how big, both in area and in number..

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I need a big fan of the movie hellraiser and despite a few miners tweaks it was a faithful adaptation of this story. I’ve been meaning to read quite barker ever since I was a teenager but didn’t really know where I want to jump in and my local library didn’t have any of his..

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I feel like this was a very ‘real’ storyline. MC dad who will do anything for his kid and a social worker bound by laws and ethics to take care of kids. I felt like I understood both perspectives and could relate to both ways of thinking. It wasnt anyone being blatently wrong, just two..

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sit on the edge of your seat book. It’s very hard to put down. Great storyline and full of action and twist.