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Love Joe Pike!

Revisado: 03-09-25

it's refreshing to have a genuine good person as the main character. Nat Romanouski is the perfect counterpoint

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vampire

Revisado: 08-11-24

I had no idea this would become a vampire story. not what I like to listen to.

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Good.narrator

Revisado: 05-27-23

I kept listening because I cared about the main character, Mercy, but loved the narrator. the author gives a fairly realistic insight into the 'prepper' community. It appears to be very like a cult. So Mercy's excommunication and no contact with her family is believable in that context. What wasn't believable was the police and FBI procedures. I highly doubt the FBI was so naive as to not know Mercy's full background. anyone with a security clearance knows how it works. it really is the narrator that wins the prize here. she was excellent and without her I probably wouldn't have finished the book.

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Adequate

Revisado: 05-18-23

The plot twist was pretty good. It was the characteristics of the individual characters that got tedious. These characters were so alike it became difficult to tell them apart. And the police team was pretty unrealistic. "we are all here for each other" , may sound nice but is probably not realistic outside of fiction. I wondered -was this a police force or a self-help support group?? Aside from the feel good fuzzy feeling parts this was OK. A little weak in true police procedure though.

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Love reading about women in history

Revisado: 11-29-22

While fictional, the story is plausible. I enjoyed it very much. I look forward to more from this author

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Very enjoyable

Revisado: 10-04-22

I loved the Heron character. He was skillfully developed and described. I could see him perfectly in my mind's eye. Well done!

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Not as good as the Informationist series

Revisado: 08-08-22

The Story gets bogged down in too many lies, plots, and counter plots. The John character was likeable, but the sister is awful. I got tired of her angst against her brother. Will she stab him? Or shoot him? Humm. Oh yeah, she's the unloved child so we have to overlook her bad behavior. And Clare? She isn't going to win mother of the year. It would have been nice to see a few more scenes of some family affection to balance all the ugly drama.

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It was ok

Revisado: 08-04-22

The storyline was oK but the writing , description sequences mostly, were at times jarring, irritating, and did not add value to the story. Most of the time the reader thinks the protagonist committed the murder...she definitely has a mental illness, thus it's believable she would kill someone. The reason the author gives for the mental illness is not believable. There was a lot of time spent describing life with the kid s. Maybe the author should focus on
Young mom type books instead of psychological thriller s

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Anew series based on Letty Davenport

Revisado: 05-01-22

I'm probably biased - but Sandford just can do no wrong in his stories. I have read\ listened to all the series on Davenport, Flowers and now Letty. If you like Sandford's stories and writing style The Investigator will not disappoint. The reader is,as usual, excellent. Can't wait for the next one!

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A most necessary tale-A must read

Revisado: 02-11-22

These types of stories about the depravity of WWIi need to be told. we must never forget. Young people today need to hear accounts like Pino's. what strikes me most is the ultimate triumph of courage and faith people like Pino's uncle, Pino and his family showed. their struggle was met with such courage even with the staggering losses they suffered. This is a brilliant story and one that should be required reading for High School students

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