M. P. Holtje

Brilliant satire

Revisado: 04-21-25

Translates well across language, cultures and time. The Translator's Notes on historical figures referenced and the list of acronyms at the end are especially helpful.

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Excellent local color!

Revisado: 03-19-25

As a resident of Western Maine I am impressed once again with the way Doiron captures the feel of the various areas of Maine he writes about. He truly has a great understanding of the people of Maine as well as of the flora, fauna, and geography.

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Interesting

Revisado: 04-25-24

Very interesting. Based on a true story. Well-researched. But the narration is overboard on the melodrama. Too much emotion attached to the narration. It takes away from the story.

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Get an editor!

Revisado: 03-30-24

Great plot, just like the ‘Home’ survival series. It’s hard to put these books down-but with every egregious dangling modifier I edge closer and closer to quitting Mr. Angery’s series. For an author who has published so many books, this writer hasn’t a clue about some of the basics of English grammar. Please learn what a dangling modifier is, and take steps to avoid them-or at least get an editor who is in the know who can fix them for you. I’m available, my services are inexpensive and I’d love to help. Again, fantastic plots and actions.

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Intriguing

Revisado: 01-06-24

Very engaging characters and backstories, that leave me with more questions and a desire to know what happens next. A perfectly crafted opening work in a series. It’s notable also that there’s an intellectual appeal here in directions such as anthropology, philosophy, and biology. It’s refreshing to have such subjects broached in novels of a genre in which firearms, military action and viscera can be overly focused on. I’m moving immediately on to the next book in the series.

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Ugh

Revisado: 11-29-23

As apocalyptic fiction goes, this is pretty awful. The writing itself is ok, except that descriptive details are vague or nonexistent. Calling the enemy ‘terrorists’ over and over is simplistic. The narration sounds strangled, kind of like a pre-pubescent male talking through a lungful of pot smoke.

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Marvelous!

Revisado: 02-09-23

A wonderful story, lots of humor and fantastic characters.I’m so excited that there’s a sequel!

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Another good one

Revisado: 12-27-21

Terrific series. Keep Hidden continues the story of Warden Mike Bowditch. The narrator does a good job with Maine accents. But his mispronunciation of ‘gunwale’-at least as I know it to be pronounced in New England, more like ‘gunnel’ than ‘gun whale’-was a little weird.

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A great story!

Revisado: 12-09-21

The author’s experience as a Maine Warden and his obvious love for the North Woods shine through and make this a fantastic, fast-paced story. The narration is really good too; the narrator does a good Maine accent without overdoing it. Perfect!

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Outstanding!

Revisado: 09-14-20

An incredible story of strength-physical, spiritual and emotional. This story is wonderfully written and read by an unassuming young man of rare courage, and the equally courageous group of young men he was canoe trekking with. I can’t recommend this highly enough.

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