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A Man's Love of His Family and Fishing

Revisado: 04-16-25

Eloquently written, with lovely prose. We follow the author discovering his love of fishing. The trials and tribulations of life. The importance of enviromentalism and it's effects on fishing and our day to day lives. Why it's so important for all of us to have a connection with nature. The narrator did a great job with the book. Highly recommend this!

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Always an Intriguing Listen

Revisado: 08-30-24

1 part cyberpunk litrpg. 1 part theology. 1 part philosophy. Stir thoroughly to make an intriguing and entertaining listen. Thank you!

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I get what the others are saying but...

Revisado: 08-27-24

Is there a lot of theological talk? Yes. Does it get mired down in it a bit? Also, yes. Is it still worth listening to? ABSOLUTELY. It's a fascinating world with very interesting characters. I'm looking for to the next installment!

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So Disappointing

Revisado: 08-13-24

I loved the first three books. The fourth was a bit slow, but still enjoyable. Black Bird Oracle though... So disjointed. The whole time I kept thinking there would be some revelation, some way that all these oddly put together peices would make sense. and when the culmination came. Nothing. Or at least not very much. Diana apparently, is still a teenage girl with her lack of thought for her husband and children. Several things she does to her relationship, which last I checked was super solid, is now back on shaky ground, seemingly out of no where. And don't even get me started on the character assassination of Sarah! WTF!? And whats up with all the tea and herb porn?

The narrator did a great job. As she has always done in the past.

All in all. I think I may be done with this series. Unless of course it's another 6 years until the next book and I forget about this one...

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As always, a fantastic ride!

Revisado: 08-21-23

Creative, fast paced. and with a lot of heart. What else could you want from a story?? Oh a fantastic narrator? This book has got you covered on all fronts!

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How I Miss Him

Revisado: 05-19-23

Pure Harrison. Enjoyable listening and deep feeling from one of my favorite authors. Thank you for producing it for us all.

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Entertaining and well written

Revisado: 05-16-23

i discovered James Lovegrove through his writing in the Firefly series. Once I listened to all those (if you like sci-fi I highly recommend them) I began on his Sherlock Holmes books. And what writing! All his stories have such a lovely cadence. You can tell he has a true affection for the source material, yet isn't afraid of expanding out and exploring his own ideas. This group of short stories is a wonderful addition to his already fantastic work. And the words! He has such a grasp of the English language. The narrator is also a credit to the field. Bravo to you both!!

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Legendary book, well read

Revisado: 04-04-23

Along with the art of war, this is a seemingly short book that is nearly bursting with knowledge. Worth a listen from anyone who is interested in martial arts.

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Wow! What a ride!!

Revisado: 03-11-22

Fast paced fun, thrilling and creepy. The plot had several turns I did not see coming. There was also interesting character development. Some parts were difficult to get through for emotional reasons and I'm sure that was all on purpose. The narrator was good, but not fantastic. I couldn't help but feel in several different parts how much better Ray Porter could have done. That said, it was competently executed, if not as fine and spit polished as Ray probably would have done. I truly hope it was just a work timing issue and not a falling out between Peter and Ray. But regardless I would whole heartedly recommend this book to anyone!

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Wow! Just Wow!

Revisado: 02-12-20

This book covers a lot of ground in the overall story arc of the total series. A lot of answers to some very old questions are revealed as well. If you are this far along in the series I'm going to assume you enjoy Craig's writing style. Which while rambling sometimes, is funny and interesting. RC Bray knocks it out of the park as usual. Seriously, he's like a hit making machine. But the end. Holy crap the end! What a cliffhanger!! The suspense is terrible. I hope it lasts...

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