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Waiting Impatiently For The Sequel

Revisado: 04-24-25

All in all, a pretty decent, interesting story. Scott Brick, naturally, sells it well. It has a nice mix of characters and motivations. Just as I was really interested in what happens next, it ended. Although I'm not a big sci-fi reader, I'm looking forward to the sequel.

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Another Terrific Story!

Revisado: 02-05-25

Currently, Audible regrettably only has two of the five books by Chris Whitaker. I immediately got this one after reading the other. I was definitely not disappointed. I highly recommend them both! Hopefully, others of his will be available soon.

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Outstanding!

Revisado: 02-01-25

This captivating narrative presents a complex tapestry of intertwined storylines. With over 250 chapters, the narrative maintains an engaging pace, drawing readers into the main storyline swiftly. As the story unfolds, the secondary arcs gradually develop, contributing to the overall narrative’s richness. The culmination of these elements provides a satisfying resolution, yet the journey to that conclusion is an immersive experience that will captivate readers from beginning to end.

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Outstanding!

Revisado: 01-29-25

Every American should read this book. It's a complete story of a small group of paramilitary CIA operatives going into Afghanistan just a month following 9/11/2001. They accomplished more in a month than thousands of our military could in years! They communicated with the people and created friendships and loyalties. They then were able to assist in organizing the people against the Taliban.

Yes, there are skirmishes and an all-out war. There are descriptions of the atrocities done by the Taliban. Descriptions of the fighting are told. None of this was done in gratuitous Hollywood style. What is depicted is only told to describe the circumstances they found themselves in, and to emphasize the stresses they were faced with.

If you read this book, you will certainly feel like a proud American just to know we have people like this our country can depend upon. Unfortunately, part of the pride comes from learning the price our front-line patriots are fully willing to pay. Sleep well at night and say a prayer for our heroes.

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Well Researched Data. Distracting Narration.

Revisado: 01-01-25

The information presented in this book seems to have been well researched. Unfortunately, the Virtual Voice narration was distracting.

To turn an untrained Virtual Voice loose on the text of a book is irresponsible. The voice was pleasing, and with a little advanced training it would be difficult to detect from a human reader. The correct pronunciation of surnames and the recognition of date years as opposed to general numbers should be taught so their pronunciations would be correct when read. Yes, this can be done, customized for each module, book in this case.

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Another Home Run

Revisado: 12-12-24

Jake Brigance pulls another tough case together and, in spite of many unpredictable obstacles, gets the verdict he sought. You'll enjoy following along. I guarantee it!

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Where It All Began

Revisado: 12-08-24

This is John Grisham's first novel. Incredibly, it took years before a publisher wanted it. If you are a Grisham fan be sure you read this. If you're not already a Grisham fan read this and you will be. One common thread to all of his novels is his stand against the death penalty. He is not against crime and punishment, just "legal" killing.

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What a fun listen!

Revisado: 11-25-24

This was entertaining all the way through! I would be a total coward to not leave a five-star review.

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Another Tayloriffic Novel

Revisado: 07-22-24

This is the fourth novel of Ms. Taylor's I have read. They each have been entirely different standalone stories. All have been excellent. I'm amazed by how intricate her stories are and each have been completely new. They all have their own interesting characters too. She certainly has an amazing mind to be able to do this. This novel is book one of a series she is creating. Now she will have some characters and a setting already established. I can't wait to read future stories that she will be able to leverage from here. I'm sure they will be wonderful. If you haven't read any of Ms. Taylor's books it's time to come aboard!

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It's Not Your Father's George Orwell

Revisado: 07-17-24

I'll it up quickly. This production shares the title of George Orwell's version, and it includes the Big Brother character. It also shares the very general premise. Everything else is someone else's story practically from the beginning to the end. This was not done inexpensively. The cast consists of first string actors. The London orchestra performs the soundtrack. It is one very high production. It's just an extreme version of Orwell's premise. Artistic license to the nth degree.

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