I pretty much love the book from the beginning to the end. The only thing that was confusing was that the main character, Nap, was talking to his dead brother Leo throughout the book. So it took me a minute to catch onto that. The rest of the book went on smoothly. I picked up the written version of the book so I could read along. But the reader Stephen Webber was so awesome. It made the book come to life. He is just a great reader. So I know where to find the rest of the books, I want to listen on audio. The story had a surprise ending that was great. There was a little bit of sex and Love, which is one always wonderful. I have to admit I choked up a little at the end and a little teardrop roll down my cheek. What can I say? I love the book!Suz F.

Complicated and fascinating

This book was riveting from the beginning to the end!

Good to the last page

I normally don’t even like to read, but this held my attention and made me want to keep going.

NJ is a bit imponderable to this reader, as a place in our nation. So much is revealed in this wonderful novel of the imprint of the Cold War landscape and adaptation of sites for war on terror rendition. As a westerner I finally feel a sense of kinship with this multilayered home-place, and lives of real life characters fictionalized here. I’ll come back to repeat the visit.

Started strong, kind of meandered and fizzled.

This was the worst of his books that I’ve read. Billy Albert

Great book! So many avenues and no clear idea how they intersect until the end! All the intrigue you could ask for. Easy to follow yet so complex. You gotta read it to believe it!

All I wanted to say has already been said except that you are indeed one of the best authors and I have read most of their books. Have a great and blessed future with all of your future books 😇🙏