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A sticky wicket.

Revisado: 01-22-21

I enjoyed hearing the full story of Michael Cohen and his relationship with 🍊💩. I think the bottom line is he should’ve listened to his wife and his conscience. Hopefully he will be fully engaged in doing that going forward. I listen to, and enjoy, his Mea Culpa podcast and must admit I’m appreciative that he did not narrate this himself. 😉

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Many characters to track but worth it when you do.

Revisado: 03-04-17

I enjoyed both the setting and the deeply faulted Cody. The two teenaged sisters gave the story an interesting twist and focus. They were well depicted in my opinion. I've never had boys but the boy Justin seemed to me to be entirely unlike any boy of that age, 16 or 17, I or my daughters ever encountered. If one exists he should be cloned as soon as possible. Justin is full of insight, kind, very attractive according to the sisters, and mellow. Like I said if he exists clone him. All together this is an enjoyable thriller/mystery. The narrator did a wonderful job.

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The narrator does a decent job...

Revisado: 11-08-16

However, this is the type of book that, when I am reading in paper or digital form, I tend to make notes to help keep track of the characters. Pleading Guilty is not as overwhelming as some but the lawyers in the practice start to blend after a few chapters. The story isn't half bad but most certainly it is not even an eensty teentsy bit uplifting.

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Heartfelt and inspiring.

Revisado: 09-29-16

Although it took a few chapters before I felt the flow I was thoroughly intrigued and entertained by the characters and their extreme honesty. This book tackles two very important subjects. 1. alcoholism and addiction and 2. pedophilia. I am actually amazed that a book based on these two huge, touchy, frightening, politically awkward issues would be so engrossing, educational and compelling.
Well done Bryce. You rock! :-)

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Multi-faceted

Revisado: 07-23-16

Intense, gut wrenching, fascinating, frustrating and liberating when all is said and done. John Hart is amazing with his descriptive development of characters. It is beyond words, beyond my ability to explain... but somehow he is able to create sentences, paragraphs & chapters that flow with such grace that it takes almost no effort to read or listen. Not sure I am saying this well but I do love his books. And I hope there are many more coming.

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I actually cried toward the end...

Revisado: 04-13-16

I was reluctant to get into yet another historical novel however I'm incredibly grateful that I did. Yellow Crocus is sublimely performed, wonderfully written and a joy. I rarely give 5 stars but this story/narration deserves them. Bravo!

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Great mystery.

Revisado: 04-09-16

I really didn't know Whodunnit until almost the very end. I wondered a time or two but I really didn't believe the one who did it, did it. I do have one complaint I guess. the author used the word hence a little bit more frequently then would be used in normal language. I know that there are some people who will use a word like that and it's just a part of their vocabulary however at least three if not four or maybe even five of the characters in this novel used or thought the word hence. It just bothered me. Other than that I thought the characters were great, the plot really riveting and the outcome a little sad but truly superb.

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wow

Revisado: 03-29-16

what a bizarre baseline line for a story. somehow it works. there is a tremendous amount of intrigueand although I worried various points about one character in particular I ended up having to let go of that. I think it ended on a perfect note.

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sort of Wild Wild West but the game warden version

Revisado: 03-16-16

I thoroughly enjoy Joe Pickett and his family. I can't imagine the life of a Wyoming game warden but I have a decent mental picture due to this series.

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