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wasn't for me

Revisado: 06-13-23

I have enjoyed other Brown books in the past, but this one fell short for me. I didn't really connect with any of the characters, and the romance seemed a bit flat to me.

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I don't often leave reviews

Revisado: 06-08-23

I have a tendency to just do the star rating and go about my day.

But oh my goodness I LOVED this book.

The narrator, the storyline, the characters.

If you're looking for a solid southern women's fiction book that will leave you with all the comforting feel good vibes, listen to it!!

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Great start to a series

Revisado: 05-13-23

I really enjoyed the storyline of this book. I sometimes struggle with books that are told through different POV, but the author did a great job with it. Selly is a fantastic character, and I'm looking forward to her growth throughout the series. The one thing that I didn't love about listening to the book on here was the different voice actors. Normally, I like it when there are multiple actors. Due to the story being read through different POV, the voices for the characters were constantly changing, which made it confusing to figure out who was who. For example, if it was Leanders POV then Sellys voice was done by that actor in that chapter. But then during Keegans POV Sellys voice would be done by that actor. It took me put of the story because I was continuously trying to figure out who was who because the voices were constantly changing for each character depending on the POV.

Overall, I highly recommend this book. I may get the hardcopy for the next one if it is written in the same POV format and read by multiple actors.

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Loved every minute ❤️

Revisado: 05-02-23

My new favorite Emily Henry book. Absolutely fantastic read. The writing, the characters, the romantic, friend, and family relationships. All of it was done wonderfully.

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good tips, could be more in depth

Revisado: 06-30-22

this book has a lot of great tips and describes habits you can change to improve happiness. I also enjoyed the case studies he brought in at the end of chapters to show how that particular change helped a real person.

I was a little disappointed in the lack of depth though. I felt the majority of information I have already read or listened to in Atomic Habits as well as Jay Shetty podcasts.

I do believe this is still worth reading/listening to. He gives some great tools to help strengthen the relationship with yourself and lead you to a happier self.

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Confused

Revisado: 03-25-22

I struggled all the way through this book. The only reason I finished it was because someone claimed it would "get better". In my opinion, it did not. I understand that the book follows a girl who raised herself in the marsh. But the writing just seemed overly dumbed down. And don't get me started on the cringeworthy s3xual moments. I am genuinely confused about the amount of high reviews for this book. It just didn't do it for me unfortunately.

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Fantastic

Revisado: 08-16-21

Really enjoyed this book. It was the perfect mix of love, tragedy, happiness and most of all hope. would highly recommend. This is the first book I have listened to by this author but I am greatly looking forward to more. 5 stars!

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good overall but a bit lacking

Revisado: 04-27-21

enjoyed listening to this book. the narrator did a great job. the book was interesting and kept me engaged most of the time but overall found it to be missing something. the ending wasn't bad, it was just a bit lackluster for me.

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Good book but just like The Guest List

Revisado: 01-06-21

I read The Guest List first and absolutely loved it so I was excited when I saw she had written this one as well. The similarities were almost frustratingly too close. It was like I was reading the same book with slight differences. I don't know if this was meant to be like this but it didn't quite make sense to me that she would write basically the same storyline twice. I would still recommend this book but I did enjoy The Guest List more, probably because I read that one first.

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Disappointed

Revisado: 12-02-20

I made it to the end of "Book 3" and stopped.

None of the characters were super interesting to me and there is constant random and unnecessary sexual undertones which just got annoying after awhile.

I stuck with the book because I was intrigued about what was living underground. When the big reveal came and you get a full description of what it is I literally said out loud, "are you kidding me?!". One of the biggest letdowns ever.

And for all of you saying the narrator was fantastic... like what?! I literally couldn't stop myself from laughing every single time he did a women's voice. I mean he did great with men in the book but the women's voices were just so incredibly bad. I felt it took me even further out of the story.

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