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Unforgettable

Revisado: 03-22-25

I loved everything about this beautiful and fascinating tale. The narrator did it justice. Do not hesitate to read this wonderful book.

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Five Stars!!!

Revisado: 03-15-25

The story is fascinating from the beginning until the very end. Incredible action and characters (just like all the Eighteenth century settlers who really did live back then). You feel a sense of their destiny from the first page to the last. Even better for me because I have many ancestors, both red and white, living there then. If you like reading about the building of America, buy this book and clear the day. Wonderful book!! Please write more!

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I couldn’t put it down

Revisado: 11-10-24

Great story! I just reread this book, and it was so absorbing and fascinating! Ken Follett continues to amaze! Simon Prebble also gets an AAA+ on the reading.

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Very tedious

Revisado: 02-22-24

I think this writer is talented and thorough, but this book just went on and on and on. I stuck it out to the end, because reasonable doubt is so vital to our criminal justice system, and as a lawyer, I was curious. But I am not sure why we needed so much sweat and toil reexamining this guilty verdict, since the murderer literally confessed to the murder on the witness stand, and his motive was ironclad. This was not the usual suspicious case where the perp was railroaded into a confession by overzealous law enforcement, then later recanted. This was the opposite - he went from a no contest prior plea to a prior crime, right into to a voluntary confession to murder in open court. And the final conversations she recounts with this degenerate (who has changed his mind yet again and claims innocence, undoubtedly to keep her coming back long after the courts have denied all his appeals) are proof positive of his criminal mind and sociopathy. Sorry, there is zero doubt here.
All this having been said, the information on the vagaries of DNA labs, which I didn’t know, was very interesting and thought-provoking. I hope this author will write something else on an entirely new topic, because she has talent.

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More, please!

Revisado: 03-05-23

Absolutely riveting story told by Anthony Raimundi in his own compelling voice. The narrator was also terrific, and a great counterpoint. I listened to this podcast start to finish without a break. So many fascinating and completely believable revelations, with no excuses made. I’m glad Anthony quit the Mob after prison, before getting killed. Now please just be safe and be an upright citizen! And thanks for a totally great story!

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So sorry I wasted a credit

Revisado: 04-09-22

This is the most pedantic book I’ve ever read. I think this author is just out of gas. His early books were so interesting, but as time goes on, so does he.

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