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Great twist

Revisado: 04-04-25

Anna Skellern did a great job with the narration and satisfying twist at the end.

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Tense

Revisado: 04-02-25

Loved this novella featuring a young post-Vietnam War Walt Longmire and Henry Standing Bear, a ghost shop, a crazed polar bear and duplicitous colleagues.

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Disturbing

Revisado: 04-01-25

Eye opening.
A huge thank you to the team of professionals who combed through this data, took the time to investigate adverse events and the talks by pathologists.

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Moving

Revisado: 12-16-24

Excellent and thought provoking journey as Johnnie Veal comes up for parole. One of those listens that changes your understanding of how the system works or doesn’t.

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Fun

Revisado: 11-29-24

So, I just finished Tolstoy’s War and Peace narrated superbly by Thandiwe Newton and in an effort to not get pigeonholed by Audible I spotted this short, quirky, laugh out loud offering written by the amazing Elvis Costello. Loved it! It is short and sweet and funny. It sounds like the cast had a ton of fun recording this.

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So Good

Revisado: 11-29-24

Thandiwe Newton did a wonderful job with this long, challenging, brilliant work keeping multiple character voices clear and distinct. At times the French accents were a little OTT but how can one really fault this marvelous actress and narrator? It took me 14 days to complete (I did increase diction speed to 1.25.). This was my 104th book of the year on Audible and Thandiwe’s voice is superb. Thank you for your hard work with this novel.

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Wonderful

Revisado: 11-15-24

Great story and characters.
Extremely entertaining.
Plenty of twists and turns.
Learned a lot about gemstones!

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Beautiful and tragic

Revisado: 10-23-24

Riley- your love for your mom shines through every line. The words your mom left helped demonstrate the complexities of her life, the tragedies that shaped her world and the deep love she had for her children. This was so powerful on audible, hearing your voice, Julia Roberts and those precious recordings of your mom. Thank you for sharing this with us.

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Should be required reading for parents of young children

Revisado: 08-22-24

I think we all witnessed teens and young adults who are anxious. withdrawn and unable to cope with everyday issues and slights.
Those for whom “ trigger warnings” are issued by teachers.
Those who can’t hold a conversation.
Those who appear unable to engage in routine activities without checking their phones every few seconds.
This book brings light to how damaging a phone-based childhood is and how impactful social media apps are on the developing brain of children and teens.
An excellent book to hopefully forewarn parents of young children about the dangers posed by the online world before further damage is done to the next generation.

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Incredible series

Revisado: 07-14-24

All the John Wells books by Alex Berenson are superb reads, delivered with audio perfection by George Guidall. Twelve Days had multiple twists and turns, built on relationships and events evolving over multiple previous episodes. Simply superb. Getting Vinny Duto out from behind his desk was great and the support from Ellis once again showed his character.
All this series are terrific stories. You will definitely get the most out of them by reading in order so you understand how things link although each book is a well crafted standout.
I read about 100 books a year on Audible and Alex Berenson is a great writer whose characters take you along for a wild adventure. George Guidall is one of my favorite narrators. Recommended!

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