Review from The Rifle →
Thank you Andrew Biggio for your outstanding book. Just as you can’t get enough strong coffee every morning, it’s impossible to get enough stories from veterans of WWII. Only a few are left now and given the state of the country, it might be for the best considering they bought our freedom with their blood…
Review from 100 Fathoms Below →
definitely gets your mind going one way then takes quite a turn. good read for those who like suspense.
The author is clearly a Capitol-storming Trump supporter, taking every opportunity to bash President Obama even when the attack is unnecessary and adds nothing to the point being made. Falsely attributes strides made by Obama to Trump, while simultaneously blaming Obama for the devastated economy he inherited from the day he was sworn in.
I enjoyed this book and loved the ending. Shawn Compton did a great job reading this book. Thank you sir.
Review from The Lost World of the Old Ones →
He takes you along on his hikes to see the ruins and his thinking about them. In addition to the information given you get an idea of how archeologist interact with each other.
I was really enjoying this book and thinking that it was fairly neutral and applicable to all forms of Christianity. until I got to a part where the author tells an individual story of attending a specific Christian church and declares that that church is evil. so in this book the author will decide for..
Dark City by Kit Hallows is Book 1 in The Order of Shadows series. This is a well written, has great world building, and the characters well developed and interesting. Morgan Rook (MC) has no memory before he was 10 when he awoke in an asylum. He is a supernatural detective who takes out the..
loved it! as a new start-up business marketing services to the affluent this was a great guide!
What you’re reading in other reviews about his love of a past president I personally strongly disagree with is true, *however* I think people are overlooking that if you can’t sit through hearing bizarrely, uncomfortably worshipful opinions of That Guy, then you’re maybe gonna have a tough time trying to attract or retain affluent clients…
Review from The Rifle →
God bless Andrew for capturing the heroic tales of these very special men, before their stories were lost forever to the passing of time. The fact that he had the foresight to have them sign the gun was a stroke of genius. It clearly transported them back, most often not to happy times, but IMPORTANT..