Kathleen Collins

Not As Good As Book 1

Revisado: 08-24-22

Not as good as Chariot of the Gods. Heavy on mythology. Bland in comparison to Book 1.

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Malevolent Gossip

Revisado: 08-18-22

16 hours of one woman's faults. Can anybody really be that evil? The English hate Meghan Markle.

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Goodness Itself

Revisado: 08-09-22

Butter never melted in his mouth. Ted Kennedy is all good. A section about Watergate: nothing new. Chappaquiddick included.

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Truman Capote's Antics

Revisado: 02-06-22

One of the funniest books I have ever read with a great narrator. A gem.

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Delivers Nothing

Revisado: 02-06-22

Jackie Kennedy Onassis made employees sign contracts saying they would not divulge any information about her or what they witnessed taking place in her life. The only thing this book reveals is Jackie's diet. I suspect the book was written for money, implying intimate gems about Jackie's life. If so, it divulged nothing; no new information at all. And the narrator's brogue grates on the nerves -- and I'm Irish. I don't recommend this title for anyone wanting to know something new about Jackie O. Although the author must have witnessed many things, she doesn't fulfill the promise of the book. It's a waste of time.

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Needs a Better Narrator

Revisado: 12-16-21

Rosemary's Baby was a great book and movie. Unfortunately, the narrator here speaks like she has marbles in her mouth and her reading is very dull. I was very disappointed for that reason. Too bad Audible couldn't get another English-speaking reader for such a thrilling title.

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The Real Conclusion to the Murders

Revisado: 12-16-21

This book answers the question of who killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. Thoroughly researched and investigated, it actually proves who committed those murders. It wasn't O.J. Simpson. The evidence only proves Simpson happened on the scene and ran. William C. Dear tells a story that will have you enthralled to the very end. O.J. was covering up for someone. Dear spent much time and money to investigate the matter. And if you get to see the video of the acquittal, you will see the murderer in the courtroom and his reaction to the acquittal. Simpson's covering up of this person's guilt ruined his life, despite his acquittal. Now you be the judge. Listen to this remarkable book about the crime and know O.J. is innocent.

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The Real Story of Dorothy Kilgallen's Death

Revisado: 10-26-21

Terrific book. I listened to it again and again. What is the real story behind this journalist and TV star's death? Why did her life end so abruptly while still in her prime? A clandestine trip she took to New Orleans, while researching the assassination of her friend, President John F. Kennedy, foreshadowed her own death. And no one investigated her mysterious demise until this book. And her busy life -- meet her close friends, see how she lived, read about the parties she gave and who attended them. This book is absolutely riveting. Chock full of information.

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Tribute to a Very Creative Woman

Revisado: 09-21-21

At first I thought it was going to be a nauseating, one-sided tale by a devotee of Martha Stewart's. Instead, it became an honest assessment by a friend. He goes into Martha's faults -- angry outbursts and refusals to apologize -- as well as her enormous creativity and kindness. It also delves into her prison sentence, where we learn how paltry and unhealthy is the prison diet, which the prisoners must consume; along with Martha's humorous description of the culinary delights. "Bring a lot of quarters," she warns her visitors, for the vending machines. All in all, a pleasant, positive book about a woman often knocked.

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Starts Out All Right

Revisado: 09-21-21

Book becomes a litany of episodes from The Little House on the Prairie. Why listen to them described when we can watch them. Nothing new to this book. I was expecting to hear more autobiography. What about she and Frank Sinatra, Jr.? Dull and uninteresting.

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