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Based on a true story. Well written. Good narration . So if you can take 20 hours of psychopathic whining , you’ll love it .

It was a good read/Audible book.I was a little surprised at the sudden ending of the book. It seemed like it was a few time’s disjointed. However I still highly recommend it. Good writer and i really like Kevin Pierce ! He’s always a great narrator ! and Gregg Olsen

For a great story . If you follow Franklin Hortons other books you will love this one!!

I did like it a lot very informative, for me is perfect because I didn’t knew from where to start

Lots of eye opening information put forward in mostly unbiased way. The author’s lifetime of experience working with farms gives him a broad understanding of the many turning gears that make American agriculture move, however it also made it difficult for him to see success in ag that strayed from past technology. Really wish I..

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I cannot imagine the suffering of waiting for justice to be served. Reality was so brutal in it’s treatment of the Cox grandparents. I wish them the best and hope they find answers.

If forensics is part of your interests, this is a must read! The narration is very well presented with just enough feeling and yet, just right for the material at hand. The case files are supremely well assembled with backgrounds on all characters and their families.

… then you’re not paying attention! So well researched that you’ll find yourself holding your breath and sometimes yelling at the characters! When Alex defended her mother, Madison, with a sand wedge I cheered out loud!

Colton, Madison and their daughter Alex keep having to redefine the terms of their post-EMP survival. Trust, determination, faith, stealth, and mortal combat all vie for a place in their community and their hearts.

this is a overall tragic but exciting real life account of a woman doing something unthinkable but beware there is no happy ending.