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All sorts of inaccuracy, but it’s an enjoyable listen, that will keep you entertained for a few hours.

Being from Chicago, and living most of my life near the area mentioned in this book, I found it very interesting. I found the it annoying with mispronounced street names and school names. While some were easily made mistakes (Throop St. is pronounced Troop not THRoop) and unless you’re from Chicago, most would make that..

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Loads of action and adventure! A real seat of your pants kinda read . Looking forward to the last book x

Loved listening to it from start to finish !!!!!Excellent story telling.Very heart felt and engaging.

This book shared so many insights that I will absolutely apply with my own teenage son. It also reminded me what role a parent should play during these years, and I am looking forward to adjusting my parenting style. Excellent read!

Great start to the series. The characters are just getting themselves used to all the changes. I have high hopes for the rest of the series. I enjoyed the last T.L. Payne series I read too

Feels like this could have been a much longer book. I’m left feeling like I barely know the main character.

was over way too quick. author dod a fantastic job and narrator too. If you enjoy hearing about other snipers from different eras this will definitely bring you back to your own experiences. The snipers experience is timeless for every war.

Story is great, but the author clearly put minimal effort into researching (ie. talks about risers from primary and reserve chutes getting mixed up on the packing table – they never would have been on the same table; also Kip’s mention of Jumpmasters during jumping – easy to research, just lazy work). Also seems to..

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Too much “growing” upToo much after retirementAmazing shooter! A true patriot and fine career!