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Don’t waste your time

Revisado: 12-11-19

Horrible narration. It sounds like someone is scolding you for 4 hours and it is almost impossible to tell which character is “talking” in the dialog as all sound identical. The main female character was wining and basically complaining of a circumstance she herself was recreating. Skip and pick anything else. I promise it will be better than this.

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Tear drop is a tear jerker

Revisado: 09-13-19

Touching book about grief, accepting support and learning how to be happy again. I loved Reese from the beginning and the whole network of friends. Well worth the time and the tears.

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Abuse is Abuse

Revisado: 02-19-16

I wanted to like this story. This is the first novel by Kristen Ashley I have tried and am not happy with the purchase.

The main character has been in an abusive relationship for 7 years. When she meets the male lead who immediately is aggressive and controlling. He within days of knowing her begins to make all of her life decisions. I believe the author is trying to spin this behavior as "good controlling" but when the male lead continues to back her into a corner (literally) and not acknowledge her request for personal space, it is uncomfortable.

I did not like their relationship and found myself continuously wishing she would realize this new relationship was not allowing her to be her own person.

I also took issue with the dialog. It could be the delivery of the audible but I found that with the aggression of the main character they also made it so that he was unable to have a conversation without swearing or using stereotypical touch guy speech.

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Wonderful

Revisado: 02-18-16

Although it was written towards a YA audience it was a heartwarming well told story. Where She Went covers a 24 hour period of time using flash backs to explain the background. It is the sequel to If I Stay but I believe you could read this independently as enough information on the prior story is shared.
I am not normally a fan of the flashback novel but this author doesn't spend too much time in each memory allowing for the present day to progress at a decent pace. I found myself wishing the story wouldn't end.
This is my first experience with this narartor and enjoyed his performance of the book.

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Cute story - Horrible Narrator

Revisado: 10-18-13

Rush Me is a sweet love story about an unlikely couple. There is nothing too deep or surprising in the story line. I almost turned it off after the first chapter because of the overly perky reading but Allison Parr’s story was entertaining enough to look past the horrible narration.

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Boring book without plot

Revisado: 10-18-13

Jim Dale's narration is the only thing I enjoyed about this book.
There was no plot. I didn't care or feel for any of the many characters in the story. I read the endlessly descriptive book waiting for the promised competition or "story" to begin. If the competition was to be the center of the story or if anything interesting happed at all to warrant all the positive feedback this book gets in review, I must have been asleep. Save your credit.

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One word....Boring

Revisado: 09-03-13

I normally enjoy Julie Garwood but I found this story incredibly boring. The main character Lyra is a film student and the continued description of her work and the “importance” of her day to day activities wore on me. I found it monotonous.

Do not waste a credit.

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Patricia Briggs... Enough said.

Revisado: 08-03-13

Great series. I love Anna and Charles and the Mercy Thompson/ Alpha & Omega worlds. Honestly anything that Patricia Briggs writes I will buy, she is an excellent writer.

Holter Graham is my favorite narrator based on his work on this series. This novella first appeared in "On the prowl" and honestly was the only part of that novel that was worth reading. I was glad when she chose to sell this story individually. Although it is not necessary for you to read Mercy Thompson or this novella before reading Cry Wolf, it does help in understanding the overall plot.

Not very long so I would just buy and save your credit, but definitely worth a purchase.

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Touching Romance - Absolutely loved it!

Revisado: 08-02-13

Veers from the standard romance template and brings a story with heart. I was emotionally invested in this story and thoroughly enjoyed it. Great narration by Kirsten Potter. Maya Banks definitely has found her genre with her Highlander novels. Buy this one and listen to it again and again.

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My favorite Jeaniene Frost book

Revisado: 08-02-13

Jeanine Front books are my guilty pleasure. I love the fantasy, strong males and complete escapism. I might be in the minority but I prefer the Night Prince series over the Night Huntress series and mainly because Leila is more likeable than Cat.

As with all Jeanine Frost novels, it is not a nice and sweet world but one of betrayal and violence. She does ground the story by keeping the relationship or love between the characters as an absolute.

Overall, I would recommend this to anyone that enjoys modern fantasy, Vamps, magic and wants to escape reality for a few hours.

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