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Great story. Prior to this I had only read the Going Home series. This is more people oriented. Narrator is very down-home and grows on you.

it’s like one of those tv series that gets worse as it goes on but you feel like you have to finish it.

Where does One Man’s Opus rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far? The TOP: LOVE, LOVE, LOVE BOTH THE AUTHOR, BOYD CRAVEN (truly talented writer) paired with the Best, in my opinion, narrators: KEVIN PIERCE. This man can read you the ad on the back of the weekly grocery sale paper and..

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What did you love best about After the EMP: Darkness? Very cool with the three narrators. I enjoyed the storyline and I thought that they showed a believable scenario on what would happen the first couple of weeks into a disaster. Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh..

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Very good continuance of the series. I can’t wait to see what happens next. Looking forward to the next firefight.

Fantastic addition to an outstanding series just as I expected with a big cliffhanger ending

There is virtually nothing new in this book. It’s ridiculous that the author is so shamelessly publishing it and accepting royalties. I can count the new things I learned on one hand. So Bundy went to Denny’s regularly. Who cares? He also describes traveling to different murder sites and sadly imagining how such horrific acts..

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Main character makes you feel frustrated and angry. Guess that’s good writing .

I don’t feel like the gas pedal has come up at all ! This is a great chapter in the series. The characters are realistic, the travels are trudge-worthy, I’m a fan. I’ll be continuing this series.

I’m partial to this genre, but feel that Horton tells the story like it really is. As a fiction, I understand that the pace has to be increased in order to move the story along, we know life doesn’t happen this fast. I appreciate that the character was on a work trip, had a GHB..

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