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I never thought a story about Superman could be boring

Revisado: 04-14-24

Clark Kent's confusion as he discovered his abilities is understandable. What was dull was hours of his time between leaving Smallville and arriving at the Daily Planet. The character both Clark and Lois Lane knew could have been much more interesting. We find out more about Lex Luther's backstory.

Finally, towards the end the story became interesting. The narration is superb by the incomparable Scott Brick.

I would not recommend this book to anyone except a hard-core Superman fan.

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Charming story of opposites

Revisado: 01-31-24

This is one of my favorite audiobooks because Linc & Daisy are Polar opposites of each other. It's a sweet story and I highly recommend it.

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Fascinating story of survival

Revisado: 05-07-23

I'm so glad the author narrated his story of his life, recovery, and thriving life. After watching Benjamin Hall's reporting I missed his reporting until the explosion was announced. I'm very glad he's back working & his family is doing well.

I highly recommend this book

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should have chosen another time

Revisado: 03-12-22

Once the story veered into disrespect of Christianity I was deeply disappointed. I thought the first book was original and clever though I did find his historical ignorance disconcerting. There are many pivotal periods he could have chosen instead of taking a contemptuous attitude towards the faith of millions.

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Daisy always gets her man

Revisado: 10-30-21

It's an entertaining story and once again Daisy gets her villian. This time she and Akex are in America.

I did wonder about the pronunciation of one of the barnstormers they meet. If his name is spelled Hiram, then the pronunciation should be Hi-ram, not He-ram. Otherwise, it was entertaining wish a mad chase for the culprit.

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Dragon Egg and Fae can work wonders

Revisado: 02-07-21

Loved it, but then I adore everything Molly Harper writes. Mystic Bayou is a magical town filled with supernatural creatures and humans. This story has new dragon-phoenix birth as well as new romance.

Amanda Ronconi and Jonathan Davis are two of the best narrators around. As usual, they did a stellar job. Both are excellent at mens and womens voices and accents.

I recommend this novella to anyone looking for a fun read/listen. For anyone who hasn't read Molly Harper one book won't be enough. Luckily, she's written many books. I'm looking forward to Molly's next book.

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another installment about Daisy

Revisado: 10-27-20

I like this series and meeting people in Daisy Dalrymple's orbit. This one involves Daisy's sister and brother-in-law. She takes Akec's daughter with her. Later, Alec helps the Inspector with the case.

The one unbelievable part of the story related to Daisy and Alec's argument. It was quite a fight, but the resolution was not believable.

I'm looking forward to the next book.

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Good story what there is of it

Revisado: 05-27-20

One recovery specialist and one stepdaughter join forces to find out if Eli, the stepfather, is a criminal. The romance heats up between Jake and Steph.

The narration is very good. Sebastion York is an excellent narrator. I've listened to several he's done.

Abruptly, the book ends with a cliffhanger. The story continues in The Sapphire Heist.

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Jamie & Claire's lives continues

Revisado: 03-14-20

The saga of Jamie & Claire continues. They at last have a home of their own in the backcountry of the North Carolina colony. Naturally, they encounter many obstacles. Brianna goes back in time to warn her parents of doom. In the process she gets to know her father, Jamie. Roger discovers Brianna went to her parents, so he follows. Towards the end of the book Claire encounters a situation where a dirk would be handy. I wonder if she'll carry one again as she did in Outlander.

I wondered why a few scenes were in the book. They didn't seem to relate to anything else other than to be interesting side trips.

As usual, Davina Porter is divine. I can not imagine any other narrator for the Outlander series.

I did enjoy the book. After all, it's part of the Outlander saga. Claire & Jamie have built a family with numerous friends. I'm glad Ms. Gabaldon invested time in their development and their stories.

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Jamie & Claire's lives continues

Revisado: 03-14-20

The saga of Jamie & Claire continues. They at last have a home of their own in the backcountry of the North Carolina colony. Naturally, they encounter many obstacles. Brianna goes back in time to warn her parents of doom. In the process she gets to know her father, Jamie. Roger discovers Brianna went to her parents, so he follows. Towards the end of the book Claire encounters a situation where a dirk would be handy. I wonder if she'll carry one again as she did in Outlander.

I wondered why a few scenes were in the book. They didn't seem to relate to anything else other than to be interesting side trips.

As usual, Davina Porter is divine. I can not imagine any other narrator for the Outlander series.

I did enjoy the book. After all, it's part of the Outlander saga. Claire & Jamie have built a family with numerous friends. I'm glad Ms. Gabaldon invested time in their development and their stories.

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