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I really didn’t like the narrators voices for any of the characters. The story may have been alright and I may try just getting the book version to get better feel for authors work but I kept getting thrown out of the story because I didn’t like narration.

Excellent story as usual from Joshua Dalzelle. Excellent narration by Paul Heitch. I have All of the O..F. audiobooks and now I have all of the T.S.F. audiobooks also. It’s nice to go in expecting excellence and being rewarded with just that.

almost gave up on this book it took its sweet time getting good but by the end was worth a credit

quite captivating. I am no art enthusiast but found the book enthralling . the suicide/accidental shooting discussion was interesting.

Was very surprised how interesting this book was… discovered so much about Chester A Arthur and this time period that I was not aware of…. Very well done!

I loved everything about this book. The series is so funny and entertaining. Read it if you want to laugh

Very much enjoyed this third installment. I certainly hope Ward Carroll is considering continuing the storyline in another novel. This would also make a great screenplay. Maybe we can get Iran to lend us some Tomcats to make a movie? Biden did recently unfreeze a bunch of assets for them. I think lending us some..

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Very well narrated story of a courageous man. Imagine- a president with scruples. Some men grow into their presidency. Others defile it.

I barely got through book 1, cannot do this one. just tedius repetition of the same formula as the first, which took too long to get started.

Not bad. Chester Arthur is a difficult subject to deeply appreciate due to the lack of surviving letters and papers from his time in politics, especially before his presidency. Despite that, Greenberger has done a fine job in humanizing this enigmatic figure of American History. Greenberger covered the topic of machine politics and civil reform..

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