very well-developed likeable and believable characters!….My favorite author and series…cant wait for the next book!
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A through, humane exploration of one of the great problems in baseball. It takes the time to follow dozens of specific individuals while also addressing the broader scientific and cultural issues at play. Well written, well read.
even better than the first book!
Review from Zero Hour →
book 1 is very good but book 2 is great! I recommend the book series.
Great author and narrator.
Review from A Haunt for Jackals →
Just nice for a change to be able to listen to a story without foul language and sexual content.
Not recommended
Review from What’s Left of My World →
The story builds up to a big confrontation with a motorcycle gang and government agency. That never happens, it just stops in the middle. No doubt to get you to buy the next book in the series. Don’t get roped in.
entertaining
Review from What’s Left of My World →
Great listen. engaging. fun. The book kept my interest throughout and I was sad it had to end.
I’m amazed at the realism this author writes. I can imagine that life will do just want he wrote should our world loose power. another note taking book, I can’t stop reading or thinking about what my family and I would do if we were faced with the same situation. I now realize I’m woefully..
A MUST READ FOR EVERYONE
Review from Zero Hour →
Another book to read, study, take notes and then take action. While it would be nice if we could bury our heads in the sand and pretend this could never happen in America, the truth is really only when this will happen. This series is everything you need to know to prepare for a self-sufficient..
Good book. Very informative!
Review from The Arm →
As the father of an inspiring pitcher, I found this book interesting and helpful. It was well researched and presented in an entertaining fashion. Good performance too. I have changed my son’s pitching regimen based on knowledge I aquired from this book. Overall, it is a very well written book.
Would you consider the audio edition of No Time for Mourning to be better than the print version? I feel that Franklin Horton is a even and steady author. I love all his books the same. At the end of each book I want more. Which scene was your favorite? I love all his conflicts..