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GLAD I READ IT IN ADVANCE

Revisado: 05-01-23

This is the story of Black Boy’s challenges growing up. The reader/performer did not do a good job of portraying this man’s life. Had I not read it (many times) in advance, I would have been sorely disappointed and would not have read it again. Nor would I have gotten the audio version. I think those who make the decisions knew what they were doing. The thing is they can do better, but think we will accept anything. This was a terrible job and I believe those who know, knew!

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The Truth, only The Truth

Revisado: 01-31-23

Quite a surprising ending. Enjoyed story but way too short. Would like to see it developed into more of a storyline.

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Better vocabulary

Revisado: 04-26-22

I have read many if your books and have expressed the same thing. T O D A Y you(Carr) Who is well read, need to expand your vocabulary.

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Vocabulary expansion

Revisado: 04-21-22

I have read and it listened to many of Robyn Carr’s novels. In EVERY one she defines something negative as “BLACK.” Black mood, Black scowel, and on and on. I would think anyone who has written as many books as she, would have a broader vocabulary.

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First draft was better.

Revisado: 04-06-21

I thought the first audio performance was better. In this one the Taoist was a lot more tame and Gina wasn’t as sexy.

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Sad But True

Revisado: 12-02-19

This story captivates you because the abuse just goes on and on and goes beyond belief. The fact that this child kept coming in contact with authorities, kept telling her story to those who are trained to see abuse and identify it and yet was never believed is disturbing. The reader is riveting.

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OUT OF BREATH READER

Revisado: 09-13-19

The story is iconic and difficult to not like. The reader has succeeded in doing this though. He reads as though he is going to a race, stops, takes an audible deep breath and starts reading again as though he wants to get in as much as he can prior to having to take another breath. This caused me not to enjoy this book. I have never heard anyone read so fast. Really not enjoyable.

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Thirteen years in hell

Revisado: 04-15-19

This story sounds too awful to believe. It is difficult to believe that people can be so depraved that they would subject another human being to the pain and horrible treatment this young lady underwent. How she survived shows the indomitable strength of the human spirit. I have listened to this story fifteen or twenty times and still wonder how she survived.

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Pronunciation is fundamental

Revisado: 03-10-16

The information in this booklet is wonderful, but the reader's mispronunciation of basic words is disturbing and distracting.

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ANOTHER WINNER

Revisado: 12-28-15

What other book might you compare Bane to and why?

I like the Westmoreland series and was anxious to find out what happened to Bane. This answered the question. I think the reader for Crystal made her sound as though she was sick and barely going to make it. I would like to hear the book with a different reader.

What about Sean Crisden’s performance did you like?

Sean Crisden performed the male roles very well. It put me in the story.

Any additional comments?

The only additional comment I have is again about the reader of the female parts. I kept thinking Crystal was going to break down in tears or vomit.

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