Jeffrey E. Bigman

Best Courtroom Author

Revisado: 01-24-25

Excellent follow up Turow book and well read/acted. Enjoyed another Rusty Savage story. Courtroom scenes much more authentic than other authors. Good character development.

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Spellbinding

Revisado: 12-14-24

Typical Baldacci and typical Travis Devine. And I say that with great admiration and appreciation. You get very invested in the new characters - well developed, especially the likeable ones. Excellent plot development and frighteningly realistic with the threats facing our nation today. Love the relationships Travis develops and hope they appear in future books. Well performed - love the multiple voices. Keep up the great work David and team!

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Could use them now

Revisado: 12-10-24

Interesting history. The reader, unfortunately, has monotonous tone while trying to sound gangster like while mispronouncing words and names.

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Mediocre Sports Biography

Revisado: 11-21-24

Based on the description of the book, I was hopeful that the biography would give more insight into the players of the 1920s and 1930s. Instead, we get a superficial look at those players and the bemoaning of a flawed man. It sounds like Mr. Hoyt failed to make the most of his own talent through his own failings which were ordinary rather than say the extraordinary failings of a Babe Ruth. I was surprised, given the timeframe is playing in broadcasting career spanned that he did not give him more attention to the impact of Jackie, Robinson and others breaking the color barrier in baseball.

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Excellent first novel

Revisado: 09-26-24

Rabbi Resnick has a great imagination and his book very frighteningly is timed with increased antisemitism in our society. Excellent character development- you end up caring about each of the main characters. Very thought provoking - makes you think of parallels both in history and in the Tanakh. Not just for Jews. Leaves you wanting to know more.

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Required listening

Revisado: 05-11-24

Anyone that doesn’t know Jewish and Israeli history should listen to this book. Presented in easy to understand language. Cuts through the crap and the lies out there today.

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Awesome as Usual

Revisado: 05-03-24

Great look back on both history of the 60s from those right in the thick of it. Touching love story on top of it. DKG inimitable as Presidential historian. Great read (listen)!

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Outstanding

Revisado: 02-09-24

Coleman Hughes is one of the great analytical minds in America today. His book takes on a difficult to talk about topic and lays out the problems simply and firmly and offers solutions. His book should be required reading at our educational institutions, Fortune 500 companies and every level of State and Federal government. He needs to run for elected office.

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The Timing Couldn’t be Better

Revisado: 11-29-23

This book should be required reading for the many Israel haters. It is also a blueprint for the world’s leaders for how to have a successful society.

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Terrific Listen

Revisado: 10-30-23

Despite Joe’s anti-Yankee bias, a thoroughly enjoyable listen. Very good blend of moments and the asides were just as good. Had me running to YouTube to watch highlights many times during my listening.

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