Kimberly S Rollins

Missing the first couple words in every breath

Revisado: 12-15-24

The audio is missing the first couple words in every breath the narrator takes!
Maddeningly limited information and I’ve tried removing it and reinstalling but I don’t think Audible actually does that.

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Overly romanticized and redundant

Revisado: 11-11-24

Far too often authors get complacent and end up with overdone story lines, repeating narrative again and again, and then pandering to social trends to try to appeal to a younger audience.
This was all done (abused) in this book, then threw in a really dramatic narrator who uses whining & dripping statements of longing love. It was over the top.
And finally, it is hard to believe such a simperingly pathetic character as Savanah could be decisive and competent then switches back to the damsel in distress.
Why do authors need to make all women hero’s these days? Just draft a realistic character regardless of gender and the story will read so much better.
This author needs to retire - I won’t be reading any of her new work. I’ll still to her older books.

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Sold out to woke ideology

Revisado: 09-07-24

It isn’t hard to pick out all the buzz words of the woke and DEI movement. The droning on and on painting the picture to fit a narrative that never would’ve happened in the way it was portrayed.
Too bad too. Good characters, excellent writing and a great narrator. But the author sold out to politics and left the readers with this narrow-minded drivel.

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Riveting and inspiring

Revisado: 06-15-24

Jerry’s books end quickly. Sometimes a little too much but this one was very appropriate

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Excellent work and answers so many questions

Revisado: 06-09-24

This book is well written, well thought out and provides biblical references throughout.
This answered so many questions and offered me great fodder for coming to my own decisions.
Highly recommend!

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Meh.

Revisado: 05-23-24

Same as every other story by this author.
So disappointing and the narrator is incredibly irritating. Grating!

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Robbed

Revisado: 05-03-24

This was poorly narrated to the point of nausea. I regret giving my money away

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Same old dysfunctional nonsense

Revisado: 12-19-23

Any woman who jumps into a relationship like this is naive and reckless. I know I sound jaded but today it is not wise to believe in this kind of dreamy romance. 🙄
Most of all the narrator graded my nerves with the dramatic fa-la-la voices. Ugh! It was awful!!!

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Very nice story.

Revisado: 07-24-23

How refreshing to have no interruptions from political slants, slurs & propaganda.
Just a good story with interesting characters and good plot lines.

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Really bad

Revisado: 07-21-23

The conclusions are wild and not at all proven. It’s slanderous and childish.
The characters are superfluous and other than Sam, not fully realized. Sam is an awful, prideful, pompous b!?@/. Not my favorite character type. She’s not funny or intelligent but empty-headed and reactive.
The attack on anything wholesome and good is unnecessary and petty.
And the narrator can’t seem to decide between condescending and aristocratic pompous voices.
Don’t read! I wish I could get my money (credit) back.

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