Review from Command Decision →
did enjoy it; waiting for the next story. would be nice at the end for audible to tell you the name of the next book if there’s more than one. This is just suggestion. Yes really enjoyed the book s.e.Smith does a nice job.
Review from Blueshift →
It was difficult to sort out who the good guys were most of the time, but I enjoyed the story.
Review from Dinosaurs →
Big fan of Lydia Millet’s novels, I look forward to digging into her older titles next.
Review from Ten Conversations You Must Have with Your Son →
It’s an interesting listen and I was able to take 1 or 2 takeaways that I might use. He does say upfront that he’s not an expert. Well that’s definitely true. When the content got to video games, he says that violent games cause violence in children. There have been multiple studies done on this..
No one writes about day to day naval air operations like ward Carroll. This is a must-read for anyone into carrier warfare
How many Dalzelle books have I read now? I’ve lost count. The one thing that irritates me the most about books in this genre is, as soon as the action starts, most authors do their best to make sure you have no clue what’s going on, so you have to fast forward through those areas..
Review from The Unfinished Garden →
Couldn’t listen to the female narrator anymore. A lot of mental illness and grief. Couldn’t finish .
this included much more information on psychology and neurobiology than I expected. I loved it though
Exceptionally well researched and important chronicle of U.S. History. A human, compelling an honest attempt to do justice by recovering and where that is impossible imagining an exceptional life that there is little record of by design.
the female narrator was trying to put on a Boston accent, being from Boston, I couldn’t even listen to it. it was horrible. not even close!