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The most AWESOME Insurance Agent ever!

Revisado: 06-07-16

I give Tom Stranger an 11 on a customer satisfaction scale of 1 to 10.

I have not laughed so hard in a long time! I had to listen to it again because I was laughing so much!

Imagine Hitchhikers Guide, meets lots of Guns, evil aliens, demonic hordes, Nazi T-Rex's, crazy random pop culture references, cool bow ties, and total customer service satisfaction.

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A Fascinating account of the Colonial British Empire

Revisado: 06-02-15

Professor Allitt gives a broad, detailed account of the rise and decline of the British Empire. Though not strictly chronological, his lectures encompass the history backgrounds of many of the colonial lands, people's, and outstanding individuals and their contributions to the Empire.

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Interesting but not Outstanding

Revisado: 03-31-15

Keegan's History of Warfare takes broad approach to the subject of warfare. Keegan spends too much time at the beginning of the book addressing the origins of man and his psychological makeup in regards to war. While admittedly it is a part, Keegan takes this tangent, and others away from the main point of the narrative. I found myself struggling to find cohesiveness until half way through the book when Keegan regains his footing. It was only by the excellent performance of the narrator that I was able to finish the novel.

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Sanderson Delivers in Alloy

Revisado: 02-09-15

Michael Kramer gives an awesome performance reading Brandon Sanderson's "The Alloy of Law". A quick jaunt into the Mistborn universe, Alloy of Law is a fast paced adventure in the style of a turn of the century western, and even a train robbery. Top marks for Sanderson and Kramer. Fun to listen to even the third or forth time.

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Preston and Child finally hook my wife.

Revisado: 08-25-04

I have been reading the Preston/Child novels for years. The "vacationing" Pendergast helps solve a strange series of murders in rural Kansas. Rene Auberjonois portrays Pendergast as I have always seen him in my mind's eye. A quick pace helps this adaption feel like a modern suspence movie. An UNABRIDGED version would get 5 stars, and give the listeners a better understanding of the events as they unfold. This was one of my first audible downloads. On a recent drive to L.A. from Northern California, my wife listened to this audio book, loved it, and is now reading all of the Preston and Child books (she usually reads Grisham). She has not been able to put their books down since!

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