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I wish horror authors would just write horror and not push their personal agendas. I’d return but Audible won’t let me.

I enjoyed the original books (Ben Travers et al), and was really happy to find these follow up stories. All 3 books were included and I loved them all. I was happy to find that each of the stories were unique and not just the same story re-written with a slight twist. These are well..

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What? This beautifully constructed story baffled me at first. Shocked me into not wanting to continue reading it, but trapped me in it’s beautiful misery. Then in chapter 19 it broke my heart, in a good way, at first! By the time you get near the end of the story, you are just going to..

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This Book Was An Outstanding Addition To This Fantastic Series!! Great Story Lines And Characters That Draw You In At Page #1! Narration Is Spot On Perfection!

While I’m not an aspiring financial advisor, I found many of the points and (life) strategies in this boom to be of value. It is certainly a book tailored to those who are interested in Scott Danner’s profesional field (financial advising); however, I believe that “Freedom Street” is a worthy read even for those outside..

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I enjoyed the author’s biological perspective on climate change. Easy to listen to and informative.

Not the normal I would listen to but trying to find new books. I did get it on sale. It started out slow and I was not sure how I was gonna like it. Definitely glad I keep listening. I like that it was not a cliffhanger but it kept going until the end.

I get it this a book not a news article so his opinion may be laced throughout, but when he presents something as a fact it should actually be a fact

I loved the story it was great. I loved that I didn’t know what to expect. And the detail was greight I could picture it in my head.

A wonderful adventure for the learning of the possibilities of life. Everyone can find a new adventure in their lives.