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Joseph Baneth Allen from Jacksonville, FL United States
Just finished listening to "James Christopher - Operator #5 -#9 Legions of Starvation" released by Radio Archives. What makes the adventures of James Christopher so compelling is the utter believably of the various foes he fights; along with the fact that he has the support of a loving family and girl-friend who fight along side him. James Christopher and his family are not only loyal to each other; but they are willing to make any sacrifice necessary if it will help save the United States and stave off a catastrophe of epic proportions. In this Operator 5 adventure, a would be dictator by the name of Apocryphos plans on destroying the United States by disrupting and destroying food supplies. Think it can't happen - think of a certain hurricane that hit New Orleans nearly a decade ago. Panic does ensue when supplies of food and drinking water are non-existent. A taunt, compelling pulp adventure! Strongly Recommended! Five Stars!
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# 9 Legions of Starvation
July 28, 2021
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Trinidad Aguero from Laguna Niguel, CA United States
These audio books best I've heard. Enjoyed all. Couldn't stop listening!
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Great company and people
July 26, 2018
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Ronald Poness from Vero Beach , FL United States
Tom & Radio Archives:
I can not express to both Tom and Radio Archives how much pleasure they have given me over the years. Both their radio shows and audio books have given me many hours of pleasant distraction from the the every day stresses of life. When listening to your programs I am able to escape to a much pleasanter world of fantasy and yesterday. In my opinion the quality of their productions have exceeded even the original broadcasts. It is a great loss to younger generation they are not privy to the great radio shows that allowed them to use their imagination to visualize their super heroes. For the younger generations lucky enough to have found this treasure of Radio Archives may they enjoy it as much as we (I) do. Thank You for the many happy hours you have provided me. Sincerely Ron Poness