Review from End of the Wild →
The beginning was too bungled with poor ship story, facts that did not make sense, but then the fantasy part became clear and book was OK.Narration faded towards the end of book, but good overall.
An excellent story about 2-17 CAV and its extraordinary troopers at the beginning of the war. Even more spectacular is the story of COL Steve Schiller. An superlative combat leader who inspired and mentored an incredible number of successful Officers and NCOs. He should have been a four star General.
Review from War Against the Mafia →
I love this book! I’ve read it several times over the years since it appeared as a paperback original. Hearing my favorite books as audiobooks has been hit or miss. A great story can be ruined by an awful narrator. But not in this case. Shawn Compton does a great job telling the story. So..
Review from The Bondage Breaker →
I absolutely love this book, it is now a reference for me. I will be listening to this again, thank you
Review from War Against the Mafia →
I just saw this book last night, ordered it and listened to it during the day. Man, it bring back so many memories of ready Mack Bolan, Able Team, and Phoenix Force books. Nicely done and I’m looking forward to book two. I checked the Tantor Audio website and there is an audio book for..
Review from Lithium →
Thorough and interesting history that gets somewhat bogged down with the exhaustive details of one study and researcher after another. Still worth the listen.
The narrator is very good, but his pronunciation of names in Chinese… needs to work on it for a next book about China
Astounding! The penultimate self-aggrandizing history of the machine learning future that is today, told to you through the humble-brag, life-lived experience of the author. Listen in awe at the genius ideas championed and leveled with incredulity against the stagnant intellectual leaders of days gone past. Marvel at each step in the career progression, with noted..
Review from Opioid, Indiana →
The truth about growing up comes in many different ways The author is brilliant in describing a setting that cannot be very appealing
Review from Democracy at Work →
he has some interesting ideas here but they are a bit pue in the sky for me.