Good story and character development.Really like this and the other series written by this author. Kevin Pierce could read the phone book and make it rivetting! Looking forward to the next installment.
Gripping
Review from Intention →
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Enjoyed!
Review from American Reset →
The entire series is well worth the time and money. Highly recommend purchasing all three!
Excellent book, a bit long
Review from Son →
I enjoyed this book very much. I can see why it’s a classic. It goes on a bit too long but it’s not a big deal. The narrator is very good. There’s a quality to the narrator’s voice that lets my mind wander too easily; I had to rewind a few times to catch major..
At the beginning of the book, it appears to be all over the place, bouncing from new character to new character. It’s easy to follow along and as the characters’ stories merge, you’ll really appreciate the author’s attention to detail and character development. I really enjoyed this story and didn’t want it to end. I..
Just ok
Review from No Direction Home →
I was voluntarily provided this free review copy by the author, narrator of publisher. The story and narration were good but the content warning had none ( no violence, sex or language) which was not true there was cussing throughout the book that’s why I only gave three stars
#MyNonFictionAddiction
Review from A Clockwork Murder →
Explicitly graphic and thoroughly articulated account of a truly macabre and tragically unjustified attack. 5-Stars! KEVIN PIERCE THE voice for this GENRE!
Fantastic
Review from The Seven Step Survival Plan →
Even in nonfiction Pierce is wonderful. The authors did a great job breaking this down. I will be sending this to my Friends and family. Keep up the great work, I am looking forward to the next one.
Great series
Review from Vengeance →
From a Christian and action-adventure view point, this is a great series. I really enjoyed it!
Enjoyable audiobook
Review from No Direction Home →
This was an enjoyable audiobook, but not recommended for teens or younger. The sections I would consider “adult” were tastefully done, with nothing too explicit. I was quite pleased with the accuracy of topographical descriptions given, because I’m a Knoxville native and have worked on several occasions in all the areas described in the story..
Cliche.
Review from What’s Left of My World →
Not very imaginative and nothing new. The reader is awful and boorish. Not worth the money.