Review from Moral Imperative →
Having done two combat tours in SE Asia, I really enjoy reading/listening as I learned much about the Vietnam war from a variety of sources and experiences. Great job all around producing this audio book!
Review from Leviathan Rises →
The whole story was awesome! The characters too! Wish there would have been one more book to conclude all the 6 races left and what happened with all the ships they had built.
The advice is quick and to the point. Examples make the process easy to follow. There are occasional microphone pops but is otherwise a brilliant help book.
Richard Wolff presents a very interesting alternative to Capitalism, with very solid rationale. I very much appreciate his work and dialogue here to bring us more than his thoughts, as sharpened as they may be, but offers real world examinations of what is happening around us outside of the United States, and of course discusses..
Review from The Rise of the G.I. Army, 1940-1941 →
The author shone a light into an easily overlooked dark corner in the history of the pre-war US.
Review from War Against the Mafia →
This story had good promise but the progression to the end and the payoff felt lacking. I would’ve liked it more with a little bit more build-up and suspense up to the finale and to have learned more about Mack Bolan and the antagonists and what they are all feeling in the tense moments. The..
Review from The Rifle 2 →
Very good book that I strongly recommend. Andy does a very good job to continue from his first book on interviewing more WWII vets with a more diverse group. What is interesting is you can go on U tunes and see him take some of these vets back to the battles they fought in has..
Review from So You Want to Be a Game Master →
Great overview for beginners and in-depth tips for old hands about how to run table top role playing games. Audiobook refers to the ebook, but author has materials available on his website to look at while listening.
Review from The Fall of Fortresses →
What a awesome journey through war! Risked everything for freedom. Such a great generation of people. I wish that spirit was true now days. Strongly recommend this book!
Review from Broken Arrow →
Very complete coverage of everything Ticonderoga. But Mr. Winchester missed a critical detail. I would have interview other pilots, as opposed to ship’s crew, to find out what Doug was looking at or for in the A-4 cockpit. I suggest he was baffled that the brake light was not coming on. I don’t think he..