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A Must Listen for any Sales Professional

Revisado: 03-20-25

If you regularly make presentations to customers either internally or externally for your job do yourself a favor and listen to this book!

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Best Rapp Novel in a long time!

Revisado: 03-19-25

I think we will all enjoy this author’s stewardship of the Rapp character for years to come! His background as an army aviator and FBI agent shows through in his very credible narrative. Bravo!

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A worthy ending to a great series

Revisado: 02-25-25

McCammon delivers in this satisfying ending to a wonderful series. I was pleased with the way he wrapped things up for both Matthew & Hudson Greathouse. I was also pleasantly surprised with the unexpected twists associated with Professor Fell’s character. It’s a shame this series is over and I’m eagerly anticipating McCammon’s next project.

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Unrealistic sheer fantasy

Revisado: 11-26-24

The author’s absolute hatred for Trump and the millions that voted for him colors his narrative. I can accept and appreciate different points of view but the way Iles paints all Trump voters with such a broad stereotypical brush is insulting.

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Thought Provoking and informative

Revisado: 09-17-24

Ask yourself: “If this subject really is much ado about nothing why all the obfuscation and roadblocks from both the Pentagon & Military Industrial Complex?”

The author’s firsthand account of some of the internal battles he had to wage on a daily basis to bring attention to this issue will leave you shaking your head with frustration. The fact that this is a bipartisan issue that now has significant language in legislation in the form of the UAP Disclosure Act by both Chuck Schumer & Mike Rounds is telling.

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Current and up to date

Revisado: 02-08-22

Incredibly well researched foray into the UAP phenomenon that is current and up to date by an extremely competent investigative journalist from Australia. Yes the narrator’s breathing technique was distracting but the content and sources were top notch.

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High Brow Literature & Southern Gothic Horror

Revisado: 12-08-21

I have often heard that this author’s prose is a combination of F Scott Fitzgerald, William Faulkner, & a young Stephen King and I would tend to agree with those sentiments. For a first novel this is extremely impressive. The writing is beautiful and it is definitely one of the better lycanthrope yarns I’ve read. It’s a slow burn but well worth the wait. Enjoy!

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Great performance…implausible villain

Revisado: 10-12-21

George Guidall is awesome as always in this one but I feel Kyle Mills really “reached” for a villain in this one. Given what we know about character history in this series I see the villain choice as implausible.

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Interesting take but lots of conjecture

Revisado: 07-15-21

This book looks at a hypothetical world post disclosure and it does cite some interesting cases in the past. This book is not investigative journalism and I should have expected that. Richard Dolan is in an intelligent man and I can certainly see some of the things he talks about possibly coming true.

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Impressive amount of research and interviews

Revisado: 07-06-21

Even for the hardened skeptic this book will make you wonder what really happened in July 1947.

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