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wonderful quick story

Revisado: 09-21-24

Interesting story that is well written and well produced. Complicated enough to keep your interest, Uncomplicated enough to listen to while doing chores.

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Classic story but with recording problems

Revisado: 01-01-23

If reasonable approximations of historical life for regular people as opposed to royalty or wealthy classes intrigues you, this is a fabulous story for insight into the life and hardships of a clerical family. Emilia Fox always delivers a realistic performance. However, be prepared for some production and recording errors that will frustrate any reader. I thought, at first, it was streaming and buffering issues, but skipping backwards to listen again proved that the recording is faulty.

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Always funny!

Revisado: 09-11-22

If you want a true crime podcast and enjoy a good chuckle, this podcast is for you.

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Heart-rending and Triumphant

Revisado: 07-31-22

if it's been a long time since you've read a good, bittersweet story with solid character-development and a slow unveiling of the specifics to keep you engaged, this book is for you. This is triumph against the odds of am able-bodied human like no other story I've read. I'm only sorry I came to the end. 5 stars all around.

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As always, Charles Todd delivers an engaging story

Revisado: 07-29-22

I am always very well-entertained by Charles Todd. I find the characters engaging and the plot lines interesting.

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Excellent entertaining escape

Revisado: 10-18-20

This is a great story for teens ave adults alike. It can be described as "Occult lite," for parents concerned about that kind of content. Excellent performances by a full cast.

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Hard to like jackass egoist male 'protagonist.'

Revisado: 09-12-20

Simon Prebble saves this read. He could read the phone book to me and I'd be happy. OK, so it's a romance novel - that means we selected it for entertainment and escape and very little else because it's basically going to be a Prince-and-Princess-Live-Happily-Ever-After fairy tale. One likely selects Stephanie Laurens, in particular, for the graphically sensual and passionate sex scenes she so eloquently writes. She never disappoints in that aspect. All of these things drove my own selection of this book, but it was particularly difficult to enjoy the egotistical male protagonist who engages in a formidable share of jackassery. Yes, I finished it: because, well, Simon Prebble. Enough said.

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Equal doses of Science and Ego

Revisado: 08-03-20

There is a lot of great information presented in this book that explains the importance of Magnesium for multiple human processes. Sometimes the ego that goes along with the journey is overwhelming. Additionally, I question the credibility of research of any kind when it is predicated on Wikipedia, which happens twice in this book. Admittedly, this is a very small fraction of all sources used, which makes it all the more surprising that it was necessary at all. Overall, the volume has great value, but will require patience to get through and perhaps a bit of eye-rolling.

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Excellent story & narration

Revisado: 03-15-20

Yet another engaging Ian Rutledge mystery that draws you into post WWI English life with excellent narration by Simon Prebble.

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Another engaging Bees Crawford mystery

Revisado: 12-30-19

Well-developed characters and engaging story with fantastic narration. I'm looking forward to the next in the series.

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