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Julie K. Brown is my hero, a dedicated journalist.

Revisado: 03-20-25

Don't pass over this true crime book because of the prurient nature of Epstein's crimes. Miami Herald reporter Julie K. Brown would not let go of this shameful and heartless criminal conspiracy. We learn that the Florida justice symptom is certainly a sunny place for shady people. We hear from Julie herself at the start of the book, thankfully, Julia Whelan takes over the narrative with a clear professional voice. A single mom dedicated to her craft and her children, I don't know how Ms. Brown did it, but I'm grateful she did! The book is fascinating.

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They wouldn’t give up.

Revisado: 12-07-23

It’s a story of women who wanted an arrogant institution to be exposed. When will women be heard at the same level as men? New York women are a special breed.

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WW2 Nazi Murderer Finally Found

Revisado: 12-27-22

Some of the details of Nazi atrocities are disturbing but that’s a small part of the narrative. Two young victims’ stories are well-documented through the war and afterwards. Israeli operatives find the Butcher in South America. Narrator is top of the line!

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Fascinating , listened to entire book

Revisado: 10-20-22

In four days. First of all, Stefan Rudnicki is one of Audible’s top five reader/actors: clear, deep voice, no mispronunciation s, and neutral tone. Most of the book’s setting is in U. S.,, recognizable places. Main characters
Is a shrink’s dream, he has a moral code of his own making, not one all would approve. It’s great “True Crime”.

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Fascinating plus a great reader!

Revisado: 08-14-22

This is not a sci-fi/conspiracy book. It is non-fiction.

I had no idea so many Americans recreate in our national parks and national forests.
Do people enter the park or forest to disappear, commit suicide or start a new life somewhere else? Our government does not keep a record of people who go missing on federal property. Searches are organized and then ended after so many days.

The reader has a perfect voice for this book.

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Best True Crime Podcast

Revisado: 06-27-22

I have listened to this Audible Original three times. There is nothing amateur about this podcast, some podcasts sound like they were recorded in the basement. Plan on bingeing it because you won’t be able to stop listening!

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Best Yet of Inspector Rutledge's Cases

Revisado: 09-10-21

*First of all, don't be put off by a new narrator, Simon Vance is 5 star, also.
* The authors are slowly moving Rutledge out his PTSD, or so it seems to me.
* I stopped reading to Google the the history of the aqueduct, very interesting.
* Well-developed characters
* Don't start with this book, start at the first one.

I lost the plot at times, I listen at bedtime and sometimes miss things, it's so easy to go back with the Audible app.

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Bleak

Revisado: 12-07-20

I love Ireland’s landscape and as a tourist, at least, I found the locals hospitable and personable. There’s not a like able person in the book except the protagonist. Everyone needs an antidepressant.

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Speaking truth to power, this book is important.

Revisado: 11-27-20

...Couldn't stop listening.( I haven't listened/read a book straight through since The Thorn Birds).

I usually shy away from books read by the author, Ms. Crawford did an excellent job.

I'm Ms. Crawford's parents age. 'Our age' has no idea of the sexual behaviors nowadays of teenagers, especially those who are away from the discipline and oversight that a child has living at home. Crawford is brave to tell her story, also, too, it's the story of the arrogance of men's athletic coaches and students.

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I could not stop listening...

Revisado: 05-15-20

Mr. Dial’s description of nature from Alaska to Borneo to Central America was so detailed, like a nature hike with a guide. One must hold on to their emotions, it can be tough. It was worth it, I made it through with some laughter and some tears. A loving homage to nature, family, friends and especially the author’s son, Roman.
* chose this book bc it was recommended by Jon Krakauer
* narrator perfect

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