Review from All Bleeding Stops →
Mostly medically accurate. Kind of difficult to believe this doctor has worked at all of these facilities and supervised trauma services in that many. If you’re looking for exciting stories of trauma patients, skip this one. If you love statistics, a keeper.
I love books that are narrated by David Brenin and he make a good book better. I love the continuation of the aliens that now come to visit Paul’s ranch. Just think if something like that was really happening and we don’t know about it. This series of books make you think of the what..
Review from Fashionably Fierce →
The story is hilarious, ingeniously clever and I’ve grown to love her characters. Thank you!!!
Review from Napoleon →
Life of Napoleon compressed is a necessary task and the author made an above than decent job attemping it. What’s missing (in my view) is an even more summarizing view – a simple description of events chronologically which would serve as a later context for actual in-depth descriptions
Review from Dead Reckoning →
Good character development, good plot, well written action sequences, good level of snark and trash-talk. This has gotten to be one of my favorite series. Hope it continues… I’ll keep buying it.
Review from The Forger’s Spell →
Interesting story. Told and narrated well. Inspired me to look for other art fraud and heist books.
Review from Blueshift →
just waiting for this to be moved into the next audiobook. This was written with the intent to continue the story.
Review from Blueshift →
I did not feel there was enough of a plot. And what there was a plot was mostly about internal backstabbing and interpersonal politics, which real life is full enough of that. I don’t need to experience in a dozen hours of an audio book.
Review from Napoleon →
This is an excellent brief introduction to Napoleon’s life and conquests. Some of the books that are out there are humongous. This one is concise, yet gives a great overview. If you saw the movie “Napoleon” by Ridley Scott, and liked it, you’re going to realize how bad that movie actually was after reading this..
Review from The Compleat Victory →
Like many Americans. the depth of my knowledge of the Revolutionary War was pretty thin. This book is a pleasure to listen to and does a good job filling the details of the conflicts that lead to the surrender of Brit Gen Burgoyne. it is written from a “field” perspective and so is thin on..