Brittni

It's porn.

Revisado: 06-27-23

It's a porn book. The language used is not sexy, just uncomfortable. The situations are very rapey.

tl;dr- good guy vigilante turns stalker for one girl he doesn't seem to respect as much as the folks he saves. Ignores her "no" until she finds herself with Stockholm Syndrome and "falls in love".

it's gross. Not romantic. Just gross.

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It's a religious book pretending not to be.

Revisado: 03-17-22

There is a chapter title called "God is my Antidepressant." A good chunk was interesting, but it's not helpful for atheists.

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Cracking up while cleaning my kitchen

Revisado: 03-08-22

I laughed so freaking hard at this one. Everyone is so relatable it just feels like hanging out with friends.

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This book was a huge waste of time

Revisado: 02-15-22

My husband and I listened to this book together prior to purchasing our first rental property. The narration is slow and sounds automated. We had to listen at 1.25x speed just to be able to focus. The author provides his credentials and gives advice for starting your own real estate portfolio. At the end, he says, This is the most important thing and explains how he found 20 people to join his team and each pitch in $50k. This guy did not start small, and selling this book to people who are trying to is a scam.

I'm very glad Audible has an easy return policy.

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If you have been traumatized by religion, skip.

Revisado: 01-03-21

The story of the cult is extremely interesting and relatively well told. The author reads it as well as a non- professional can be expected to.

The last hour or so of this book is quite a bit of testimony. She talks about how God is her true father and how he opened her eyes to show her that she doesn't need to be perfect because Christ died for her sins. As someone raised in the Church (and left), this caught me off guard and felt very targeted. "I'm going to get you to read this book all the way through, then tell you how Jesus can save you." There were small bits trickled in here and there, but it wasn't as blatant before.

If that's something you're comfortable with, then awesome. You'll probably enjoy this book. If that might trigger you, skip the last two hours, or skip the book.

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Good story, doesn't feel resolved

Revisado: 12-13-20

I loved the story and the way it was told. I would have preferred more of a resolution at the end.

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Meh

Revisado: 12-01-20

I actually enjoyed listening to the book at the beginning, but quickly noticed a ton of unnecessary details and a rushed ending.

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Everything I Wanted

Revisado: 10-26-20

Honestly, this is everything I could have wanted out of another Twilight book. Looking at it from Edward's perspective resolves a lot of the problems I had initially with Bella. I'm actually starting this book right back at the beginning immediately after finishing.

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Book and Narrator are awesome. Music is terrible.

Revisado: 07-09-20

I actually came here to say what pretty much every other review says. The story is awesome. The narrator is perfect for this story and very good. Whatever is going on with this music is near traumatizing. One second you're enjoying this awesome book and the next you're pulled away thinking, "What is that?!" It's jarring every time and very often covers the sound of the narrator. It would be much better and might accomplish whatever the intended purpose was if it were a 'background' noise, but it isn't. It would be best if the entire idea of adding music were scrapped. I kept looking for a setting so I could turn it off. There isn't one.

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