shawna clanton

The answers to America's fall.

Revisado: 06-20-24

The invisible power that ancient gods (pagans) now have on America is daunting. The answers of course are in God's hands.

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A daughter that finally heard the true story

Revisado: 06-17-24

My Mother's 1st husband went down with the Indianapolis. My brother was 7 days old when the Ship was sunk. Growing up I only heard bits and pieces. but
remarried to an Air Force pilot, we were stationed all over the world. She kept a box of souvenirs of her husband, Petty Officer David Tearlink. She died of colon cancer. I kept that box. She told me her greatest worry was, did he go down with the ship or did he end up in the water? She told me she wrote to the survivors but I don't think she ever found out.
I would have liked it if she could have read this book.

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Mystery

Revisado: 01-05-23

This a good listen but the best part was the last 40 minutes. I'm sure the author wanted to build suspense , but I for one would have liked to know more about the characters lots of questions. A little girl hidden for 11 years? Unbelievable.

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Not a good ending

Revisado: 10-24-22

I got bored. I read the other books in the series so a lot of the book was replay.
In my opinion, there was too much philosophizing. There was no conclusion to grab onto.

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Suspenseful

Revisado: 08-08-22

An old man? i'll think...maybe not ... after reading this book.
Full of surprises.

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A magicial story

Revisado: 01-11-22

Don't pass this one up. This story will stay with you forever. A page Turner in the best of ways.

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Good story

Revisado: 01-07-22

This is the 1st Stuart Woods book I've listened to. I've read many of his books and I wish I had read this one.
The story was good but the narrator had an old person's voice. Hence all the characters sounded like senior citizens. Hard to imagine the women dressed scantily and sexy. Kept seeing wrinkled necks and droopy boobs. I couldn't quit laughing. I'll read his next book.

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corruption at its best

Revisado: 12-05-21

Will Hunter pay for his crimes?

Like Hunter said at the end...he could always depend on his father's pardon power.

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Really stupid

Revisado: 10-23-21

This book is so stupid I couldn't get past 4 chapters. don't bother to listen!

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Long but interesting

Revisado: 06-06-21

In 1965 I was newly married whose Uncle was the caretaker for the Bates ranch in Gilroy Calif. They commented that they heard a helicopter come and go the night before Monroe died. The Kennedy family was there. They also commented about the car driven by Kennedy. A station wagon they referred to as a "Woodie".
After JFK and RFK were killed I read numerous books about the murders. Many that this book mentions.
I came to the same conclusions the author did.
The only thing that drove me crazy was the readers pronounce of Melvin Belli. Not Belly Belli. My mom had a friend Pat Montendon who was married to him for a short time , she always referred to him as Belli not Belly.
Although, I didn't know much about Killgallon, except for her TV show "What's my Line" I submit that the author proved his case.
The authors research is impeccable.
Well worth the long read.

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