David Quist

A Must Read for any leader.

Revisado: 12-10-22

This was recommended to me by a former boss. My first time through it I ignored it glanced through most of it. As a result made mistakes (some fatal) with my first leadership role.

I’m my third now and just finished it. Looking back I see that paying more attention here, using the teachings and also reading it 2x would have helped me, those I led, and the organization I worked for.

A must read

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Great new characters to sink your teeth into!

Revisado: 03-17-17

If you are a fan of Jack Reacher, Bob "The Nailer" Swagger", or Court Gentry then you will love Nathan McBride. Great depth of character and solid plot building.

Great read.

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Great Story Beholden of Stephen King

Revisado: 08-02-16

If you could sum up The Incurables in three words, what would they be?

Chilling Noir Fiction

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Incurables?

The detailed account of the practice of the frontal lobotomy

Which character – as performed by Richard Rieman – was your favorite?

Scout

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Chilled me many times. Ignorance is the biggest horror in the universe and power wielded by ignorance is pure evil.

Any additional comments?

Jon Bassoff hits this one out of the park. Before we get too far I should inform you that I grew up with “Bass” and am so proud to have listened to it. That being said, this story goes really deep into a time in history where primitive medical practice, religious allegory, and crowd mentality ruled the day. Bass is a great story teller and will take you on a ride into the human condition reminiscent of Stephen King.

Reader- If you are interested in a fast paced chill ride, look no further than The Incurables. You will not be disappointed.

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Best advice for creating positive customer relationship ever

Revisado: 07-18-16

I've had this book for over 10 years and I've listen to it in parts at various times in my career.

I just listened to it start to finish and although I have changed jobs several times it's still holds very true. in that span and sold everything from hardware to software to services I can say that this is the best advice you can receive to both keeping your sanity positive relationships with your customers.

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A very fun read with surprisingly deep characters

Revisado: 07-05-16

Having read to kill bin Laden, I was a little apprehensive about continuing to hear works by this author. I wasn't holding too many expectations as I was standing to the axiom "operators can't write and writer can't operate".

However, Dalton Fury proved me wrong and has woven a pretty realistic and exciting tale of life in the front lines with some surprisingly deep characters.

Well worth the investment and I will be reading the next in line.

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Does not disappoint

Revisado: 06-25-16

Looking at the political climate that we live in today it's good to hear stories like this where a character who survived the death of the author can come back to full form. If you haven't been in Vince Flynn fan you should really consider this series. And to that I would definitely not start with this book.

However, if you're like me and have followed Mitch Rapp throughout the entire series you will be overjoyed that this continues and has gotten just as much attention to plot, character, and detail as all the books.

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Looking for a book to get you prepped and pumped? Look no further.

Revisado: 06-21-16

If you are a New York Football Giants fan then this might be a self help bible. If you are not then is definitely a good philosophy and guide book for success. I see this as a good refresher and one you should read once or twice a year before a "rush season" or if I am in a slump.

Regardless a solid man and good principles to live by.

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Doesn't disappoint.

Revisado: 06-12-16

As a fan of the show (Million Dollar Listing NY) I have loved Fredrik and glean positive energy from his success. Often times on tv and in books there is a need to show tragedy and failure as part of the human experience. However MDLNY just shows success and very rarely failure. It gets me fired up but enough about the show.

I always wanted to know if it was real how real and what are some of the secrets. Here it is. This book is a great insightful view into Fredrik and his journey to the top. Also his secrets.


You will love this book! And congratulations on considering the title and reading this review. You are so close to experiencing it.

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Great detail and suspense

Revisado: 05-12-16

This is a great finish/next chapter for the Gray Man. This installment does a great job of answering a lot of questions, setting the stage for the future, and providing great background to this classic spy legacy.

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Good historical lesson and neat story but...

Revisado: 04-07-16

The plot is very robust but lacks a lot of glue to make the story even remotely plausible. It is a fun listen and the production value was very good but you have to take a lot of liberties with some of the plot twists.

I have loved Stephen Hunter books since my first (The Master Sniper) and I'm happy that I listen to this one but like not recommend it as an introductionto the Bob Lee Swagger anthology.

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