Danielle

Poor storyline

Revisado: 11-30-22

This book lasted way longer then it should’ve. The ridiculousness of plot twists is unrealistic and goes on and on. This book could’ve been so much better. If you a lover of Amish storytelling and an adult, this book is an immediate No!!!! If this is for a preteen you may have a chance. Personally, I want my credit back!!! If it wasn’t for the narrator, I’d stop listening a long time ago. #epicfail

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Disjointed Series

Revisado: 05-07-22

For this book to be apart of a trilogy, the storyline is very disjointed. From the gossiping, judgment and condemnation, this book offers no connection to the Amish or Christianity faith except for the mentioning of God. The main character from the second story is gossiping about the very same sin she committed in book one. Instead of the story building upon the characters from previous storylines, it introduces new ones causing further disjointment. The narrator is great, which in my opinion is the only thing that saves this book. Lastly, the author draws out certain problems between the main characters, but leaves other problems unaddressed. I give this book 3 out of 10 stars. The author needs to reconsider this storyline entirely!

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A Wonderful Treat!!!

Revisado: 09-14-12

What did you love best about Jane Eyre (Unabridged)?

Juliet Stevenson made this Bronte classic come to LIFE!!! Her expression, dramatics and timing made this a joy to listen too!! She is easily my favorite narrator. I loved the story that Bronte painted and the depth of the character. Trust me, when I say you will find a bit of yourself in the character Jane. I am definitely PLEASED!!

What other book might you compare Jane Eyre (Unabridged) to and why?

Jane Austen's: Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility; Virgina Wolfe's Mrs. Dalloway.

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