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I didn’t think the story had much depth and I was disappointed. I had high expectations in the beginning, but sadly the best part of the story was the beginning. I didn’t care for the story from the middle through ending.

I see his life and art so differently now that I have so much information about his life and work. The lore isn’t true to life and the real story is both tragic and sad. In the end his art has endured.

This is one of the best sifi series I have read/listened to. I can’t get enough.

Halfway through Chapter 2, I realized that this was a book that had been turned into a series through excruciatingly mind-numbingly detailed descriptions of every single simple thought and action of every single character and every object that they interact with. We all know simple things like entering a room and turning on the light..

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Keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole way! Looking forward to listening to the next book

The preview did not do the book justice definitely worth the listen and I look forward to the rest of the series

The story line is a good ride. If you like detailed combat fights, you will like this, as for me, I’ll pass but couldn’t in this story as you learn little nuggets of information that will be needed for later so you can grasp the larger picture. I’m positive that this story will morph as..

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Great classic on historical archaeology and material culture. My first read in this field. I still use it for my methods or public history classes.

This book literally confirmed everything that I’ve been feeling as well as gave me some insights on what I need to do next in life and how to proceed with this solitude that I’ve been in. I really appreciate having been able to come across this book because it was amazing.

love love love it. The Stout is one of my favorites so far. Now I’ll be in suspense until the next book in the series is available.