Books by Matt Whyman
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review 1: Not for the faint of heart. If you've got teen fans of the show Hannibal, serve this one up and they won't be disappointed. Sasha, the teenage daughter, was totally believable as she struggled to break free of the way her family raised her. Ivan, their 12-year-of son, was probabl...
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review 1: Work-from-home author Matt Whyman's somewhat comical midadventures raising mini-pigs, four kids, a cat, a dog and chickens.This book started out funny and amusing, but it just got tired and long at the end. I liken this to watching Everybody Loves Raymond. The premise is funny, b...
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review 1: Dark humor and intriguing characters. Youtuber Booksandquils recommended this book in her Halloween book reviews and I was immediately intrigued by it. Mainly because I'm a fan of Hannibal and other thriller merchandises, I decided to give it a try. It was interesting to see how ...
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review 1: Loved this book, very heartwarming & hilarious as he*l............Matt tells it like it is about keeping mini-pigs as pets, he doesn't romanticize the idea & actually deterred me from EVER entertaining the idea to procure a couple of these little guys, yeah they are cute and smar...
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review 1: Sequel to "Icecore". Whyman starts the action right off with a James-Bond-type scenario of teens on the run from the CIA, and since I read this book first I enjoyed the mystery. There are subtle allusions to the pair, teens Carl and Beth, having escaped from a maximum security ...