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Glad I listened

Revisado: 02-07-23

Unfortunately when I was introduced to Lucas Davenport it was several books down the line. I always wondered how it/he started. I was thrilled when I saw this in the Plus catalog. Now I’m on to number two!

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Good One

Revisado: 02-01-23

This was a great Corc O’Conner (sp?) book, no phoning it in. I must have listened to too many though because I knew by the sauna situation who the bad guy was. Loved Louis as a supporting character. Well done.

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Good Story

Revisado: 01-26-23

Good story line but if you’re looking for a everyone gets killed in a horrible way plot this isn’t for you. It’s full of prepper info and gun info and great characters. Enjoy.

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Always surprised

Revisado: 01-24-23

I am always surprised when books written a few (or more) years ago end up sounding like it was just yesterday. This is one of those. This book pinpoints exactly what Speaker McCarthy’s districts have been struggling with and is finally getting a small bit of publicity.

“Throughout [his] tenure, this region of California has spent more time than any other part of the country in exceptional drought -- the US Drought Monitor's most severe category.” CNN

This is why I found Dry to be so interesting, young adult or not.

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Definitely Worth 1 Credit

Revisado: 01-22-23

Good story, especially for the length. No long drawn issues or situations, just doing what had to be done.

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Cormac McCarthy Worthy

Revisado: 05-01-22

I loved this book. The narration is fabulous and the story line intriguing. Right away I wasn’t sure if I would like it but I did. Jonathan Fredrick writes like a gentler Cormac McCarthy and Bad Men Will Come felt like West Virginia’s version of No Country For Old Men. Simply outstanding.

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What the fudge?

Revisado: 04-19-22

Not impressed with the character development. Henry, the lead character, must be really something because apparently no woman survivor who meets him can stand to live another day without jumping his bones. This really took away from the rest of the book and seemed like useless filler. Really thought it was stupid.

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Was a good one

Revisado: 03-05-22

I’ve binged listened to Joy Ellis and I thought this one was particularly well done. The way it focused on a different member of the team was quite interesting.

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Really liked it…

Revisado: 02-16-22

I enjoyed these books, especially since there was an actual ending. I learned a lot about nuclear fallout and homesteading and how awful Florida swamps are😝I recommend it if you want a lot of hours for one credit and a well crafted story.

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John Grisham’s Latest

Revisado: 11-05-21

It wasn’t horrible by any means but the plot and resolution were obvious. There wasn’t any of the
whodunnit and it was simply a rather plodding legal murder story. No real dug down character development or explanation of why characters are the way they are. Honestly, if you’re not a die hard Grisham fan you might want to pass on this one. Oh, and Mary Louise Parker is so slow, usually I can get into it after a few chapters but not with her🤔

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