Story line is congruent with most unprepared peppers. Realistic, with no gratuitous foul language. Definitely will need to read series.
different start to the genre
Review from 36 Hours →
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Where does A Clockwork Murder rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far? It is one of the better ones as far as being able to keep my attention and wanting to get back to listening to it when I have had to stop for whatever reason. That’s the sign of a good..
No pity for killers
Review from Without Mercy →
Any additional comments? The book is well written and extremely interesting It is a story of the boyfriend of an IHOP owner, and one of the waitresses, hiring hit men to kill the owner. Reason, the boyfriend, who lives off the owner, wants to be with another man. He asks one of the waitresses at..
I’m sick of this religious b*******
Review from Apocalypse →
they need to Mark somehow religious crappy books masquerading as novels comma I downloaded this paid $23 for this awful religious nonsense put a cross on the top corner of the face of the books so normal people will not be duped into buying this crap. you need to put this crap in the religious..
Good book – abrupt ending
Review from Cold Kill →
The book itself was intriguing. It was interesting to hear not only about the story, but the thoughts and reflections of the main characters. Since it was a true story, I knew the way things ended. However, I was disappointed that the book ended where it did. I would like to have had more information..
A great start to a new series
Review from Locker Nine →
Franklin Horton once again delivers a good tale with engaging characters. I can’t wait to see what happens next. My one minor compliant is that I wished the protagonist had more screen time. There was a lot t from the bad guy, perhaps a bit too much. Still, I really liked it.
Kevin P. doesn’t miss
Review from Every Mother’s Nightmare →
I just love Kevin Pierce and any true crime novels with a good narrator. He hasn’t failed me yet!
Love the narrator’s voice. It’s perfect for a crime novel, and for A book on Ted Bundy. I got a lot with the first book. Now I feel like I got all. Thank you for writing this. Jorge Harrington
I want an Opus!
Review from One Man’s Opus →
As a dog lover, I couldn’t help but enjoy this book. The author wrote so effortlessly that it was over way too soon for me. The story evolves around Rick, Tina and Opus, a German Shepherd. Judging from the title, I assumed the main theme would be dystopian chaos but the title is correct –..
I really enjoyed this book. I seem to be drawn to prepper stories that wind up putting people into unimaginable situations. This book did that very well. I really enjoyed the character development and backstory for the main protagonist. His skill set used throughout the story was driven by his past and it was good..