Review from Cold Kill →
This story of a compulsive liar and the needy boyfriend she sucks into committing murder for her is a compelling tale of a psychopathic breakdown. Either one of the pair could wear that description. At 145 chapters, this book is about 100 chapters too long. Olsen covers the same ground so many times that it..
Review from Apocalypse →
I very much enjoyed this book and eagerly look forward to the next. Story is very telling of end times
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why? Yes, If the friend likes true crime stories I will…Because the author tells in a good way what happend and the background details. And Kevin Pierce is the best narrator of true crime stories I’ve listened to. What did you like best about this..
Review from Retrograde →
Thanks for all your hard work and letting me listen. Excellent characters and compelling story.
Review from Unknown World →
This was contrived story, poorly developed/written. Not as good as the first two in the series, which were just OK. The author is not particularly skilled or adept at creating a mature, well developed storyline.
Review from A Clockwork Murder →
Steve Jackson is my new favorite true crime author. very compelling story. Well written and stark.
Review from What’s Left of My World →
I can’t wait for the next book to come out. good storey and naration I can’t wait to see what happens next.
Really was a sruggle to finish. Characters in this true accountcould have been written with more interest.
Starts off slow and gets into some character development. Dale is the owner of a home and has a large well on his land. When everything falls apart the only commodity everyone needs of course is water. People have a tendency to try and take what they want. Took me awhile to figure out why..
Review from Trumped! →
In order to understand DJT or confirm what one might have imagined, this book rounds out the circle.