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This is a very disappointing chronology of the 1980’s and the “yuppie” phenomenon. This is mostly a NYC centered description of how baby boomers evolved into high end consumers – the narrative is anecdotal and relies on tired stereotypes.

I wanted to like this and I feel disappointed I used a credit for it. I’m not into listening to strong profanity. Off color jokes. a lustful hero and scenes that are a little more steamy then I am comfortable with reading about. I also don’t appreciate the hints about politics, I feel like its..

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It took me a bit to get into the story, this was a new author for me. But it was engaging and well written. I did think the narrator could’ve put a little more inflection at times in his voice. I thought it was a bit monotone. But overall, I truly enjoyed the book. Looking..

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Skipping a lot, hard to follow at times. Especially at the very end. Thank you.

The camaraderie and respect that the team has for one another is shown throughout the entire book. I really liked the glimpse into their world.

The narrator was horrible. Her voice for the mmc sounded whiny and annoying. When I stopped listening to her read him and just read the book the story became enjoyable

my only complaint is that I wish it was longer. It was so very good and interesting. 😽😽

I have enjoyed the first six books and I desperately need books 7 thru 100 – now! Each book leaves you wanting more. I can’t wait for book 7! Awesome series.

With a title like Hurricane Lizards and Plastic Squid, how could I resist the book? The author breaks down the science of ecology and climate change into manageable chunks, with each of its thirteen chapters focusing on different aspects of how we know what’s happening and its impact, including critical concepts seldom discussed outside academic..

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Good characters, I usually don’t like female readers, but she was really good. Good ending.