Norma J Kassaw

Riveting

Revisado: 04-20-24

The possibility that something so fantastic might actually be on our horizon is not so exciting as one would think. AI… good or scary?

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Disappointing

Revisado: 02-28-23

Although the story has historical information, the author lays out the information which snakes back and forth and leading the reader down various sub stories which is confusing.

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Superb

Revisado: 02-23-23

Mark Greaney hits it out of the park again. Jay Snyder delivers as usual.
You won’t be disappointed.

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Good but wordy

Revisado: 02-16-22

This was my first book by Lee Child so I only have other similar novels to compare to. The story line was was well thought out but the author drew out the story by excessive repartition of the characters lines to lengthen the size of the book, it seemed to me. The logic and progression was sound so it made for a good read once you get past the plodding along.
I only chose the audiobook because of all the advertising hype and I’ll probably listen to another if I run out of books from my favorite authors. Sorry, but it’s true.

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The Gray Man becomes your neighbor.

Revisado: 10-15-21

After listening to Jay Snyder describe and bring to life Courtland Gentry, an honest but flawed character of Mark Greaney, I wish Court lived next door. Even though he didn’t talk much, you know the neighborhood is safe. I knew after reading the first book, I wanted to learn more about, the Gray Man. I’m hooked and I know that the author will leave a bread crumb trail that will draw me into another adventure. Being an Army Vet and former police officer, I find the books have been well researched concerning the localities, arms used and as well as aircraft. Finally, being a female, I’m pleased that Mark Greaney doesn’t spew out another series of Don Juan “wanna he’s”, but a rugged, professional “violator”who on occasion has a few chance encounters. These are MUST READ books.

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Surprisingly good

Revisado: 06-22-20

Sequels generally aren’t as good as the first but I think “The Gods of Mars” was actually better. Each chapter pulled me into the action and expansion of the characters and storyline. I believe Scott Brick did a masterful rendition, more so than the performance of the performer of “Princess of Mars”. In this case, I believe the narrator, Scott Brick, enhanced the book.

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Disappointed

Revisado: 05-07-20

Although Asimov is a great sci-fi writer the book was just a selection of short stories. Although Will Smith is on the cover none of the movie content is even mentioned in the book. The cover misleads you into assuming a different story line. Scott Brick was brilliant as usual and brought the short stories to life.

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A masterful historical presentation of the Boston Massacre told by the trial lawyer John Adams and reads like a suspense novel.

Revisado: 03-23-20

Never have I read a historical account that was so much like a Perry Mason novel or a “Who Done It” book that kept me on the edge of my seat. This is a must read that you can’t put down yet you are getting a history lesson at the same time.

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Thrill ride

Revisado: 11-21-19

Awesome and gripping. Truly an E-ticket ride into the vortex of a EF-5 tornado. This is one of Alistair MacLean’s best.

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Excellent narrator brought the story to life

Revisado: 11-19-19

I was very pleased with the third book in the series. Only after I purchased the same book earlier by a different narrator, John Bolen, did I realize that the narrator could make or break a book. Scott Brick delivered the goods. I was pulled into the story and made real in my mind,

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