Matt K.

The cure for insomnia.

Revisado: 06-14-23

This was certainly not a book about the women as much as it was about the authors random musings revolving around the era of WW II.
The author seemed to struggle to stay focused on any one topic for very long and repeated ideas over and over.
This could have been a good short story without all of the repetition.

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Good story but could use a better content editor.

Revisado: 08-31-22

I have listened to the entire series up to this point and I am continuously annoyed by the lack of attention to detail. Repeatedly, characters in and from foreign countries talk about distances in feet and miles instead of meters and kilometers.
The overuse of the term sub machine gun is getting old. It is an insult to the readers and lazy- just tell us what the weapon is.
Also, the term silencer is novice. They are suppressors and they do not make the shots silent. It is just lazy writing and research.
Beyond the technical details, the story is very good and the characters are realistic, relatable, and likable.

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It’s ok if you’re desperate.

Revisado: 08-31-22

This is Definitely not in the same category as Flynn, Thor, or Greaney. I listened for about four hours and found myself getting less and less interested in the story. Some of it is written in first person while other parts are written in third person. While the story is acceptable, the characters are forgettable and unrealistic. The person reading it has a better voice for a wild life documentary than one for a thriller.
Even with getting it for free, I couldn’t get myself to finish it.

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Great story but off on details

Revisado: 04-17-22

This is a fantastic story with nonstop action. Ben Coes needs a new content editor - so many errors with the guns and many other details.
It’s so close to being great.

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Great story.

Revisado: 03-19-22

This was a great story with what felt like a mix of fiction and what could be a touch of reality.
I found myself wanting it to be longer with more details and the subplots filled in more. Still a fantastic listen and would recommend it 100%.

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I tried but just couldn’t get into it.

Revisado: 02-18-22

I listened to all but last two hours and just couldn’t get myself to like it. It is well written but just not very interesting.

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Audio levels were all over the place.

Revisado: 12-27-21

The story was decent but I had to shut it off because the audio levels were all over the place. Had turn up the volume for one character then turn it way down for another. The background action overpowers the voices. I’m a big Mark Greaney fan but this one was unlistenable.

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Good message but terrible quality recording.

Revisado: 03-10-21

The message was mostly good. I enjoyed the candor of the author.
The audio sounded like it was recorded on a 1990s speakerphone with many background noises distracting from the message.
The lack of care put into the recording makes me question the care of the author puts into her practice.

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Mitch Rapp books are going downhill

Revisado: 01-16-20

This may be the last Mitch Rapp book that I buy. I have read every book in the series and have enjoyed most of them thoroughly but the last couple of books are just not living up to the quality I'm used to. The character development and use is faulty and the story is lacking much action.

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