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Stick with the print edition

Revisado: 03-17-25

I have over 100 books in my Audible library and this is the worst narration I have ever heard. What is supposed to be a smart and sarcastic narrative is read in an annoying monotone that completely destroyed the book's vibe. Don't judge All the Other Mothers Hate Me by the audiobook, read the the print edition.

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Narrator is unintelligible

Revisado: 01-23-24

I can't review this book because the narrator's exaggerated, over the top Scottish accent was almost impossible to understand.

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Horrible, Not Horrifying

Revisado: 10-31-23

I didn't bother to listen to the end. The story was totally unoriginal, the characters were dull, and it was waaay toooo loooong. No chills here.

The narrator did a good job but Starling House is not worth your time.

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BEST THRILLER EVER

Revisado: 08-16-23

The Last One seems to be one of those loved it or hated it books. I loved the originality. The plot twists had me exclaiming "oh my God!" and "you little b****!" out loud.

The plot isn't neatly resolved with all questions answered, which may be why it's not for everyone, but if you're willing to suspend your disbelief and enjoy this thrill ride, it's amazing.

The audiobook narrator isn't the best. Her rendition of the characters' accents was cringe worthy. I'd recommend the print version instead.

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Awful

Revisado: 10-01-22

I couldn't finish The Pink Hotel. From the reviews I expected a taut mix of social commentary and a dystopian vision of Los Angeles. Instead, it's a dull, plotless mess about hotel management with forgettable characters. The Pink Hotel might interest those in the hospitality business but for me it was an unbearable slog.

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Hooliganism by layabouts

Revisado: 09-22-22

Revenge gets off to a slow start with an in depth look at Meghan's excruciating search for fame and fortune before she collided with her dimwitted, self-pitying prince. But once the narrative gets going it's a hoot, with Harry's appalling family and Meghan's clan that are straight out of a TLC reality show.

My only question is why Harry, who boasts of his he-man military service in Afghanistan, stood by like a wimp while his family (allegedly) made his wife's life a living hell. Tom Bower doesn't address this issue but neither, apparently, did anyone else.

Although Meghan comes off as the villain in this version of the Sussex debacle, I couldn't help feeling sorry for a young woman so desperate for a perfect Instagram life. Before the end of this decade the prince and the money will no doubt be gone and Meghan will be just another B-lister trying to get mentioned in the tabloids.

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Trash

Revisado: 05-15-22

The title description made this sound like a domestic thriller. Instead it's a trashy. cartoonish story about sex trafficking with buffoonish villains and a clueless heroine. I couldn't finish it.

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Good novel, poor history

Revisado: 04-30-22

Your enjoyment of this novel will depend on your tolerance for the author's reinvention of Christopher Marlowe. The real Marlowe was a total badass and probably not a very nice guy - but hey, he was a genius. Allison Epstein transforms him into a sensitive wimp and invents a love affair to make him more sympathetic. I would have preferred a more true to life portrayal.

The narration, however, is first rate.

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