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Like the Nate Shepherd series and the narrator.

Revisado: 03-29-25

Nate has his hands full trying to get justice for his client in this one. His client is a little short of a phi beta kappa, and is unable to help with his own defense. How will he manage to find a way? Worth a read to find out. Good narrator. Cheers, Ken

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Third rate love story-poor narration

Revisado: 03-29-25

Unless you are longing for extended descriptions of sexual encounters, I suggest you pass on this one. I should have done more research prior to choosing. I was in a hurry. It was a short book so I decided to finish instead of returning it. The female narration was muffled and hard to understand unless the volume was cranked up. Crisper articulation would help. I have a short list of least favorites, but this one managed to qualify to be on it. Cheers, Ken

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Has changes in story line, holds your interest.

Revisado: 02-19-25

Well worth the time. Characters you will love, some you will dislike and a few you will misjudge. Would make a good movie. Cheers, Ken

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Helps if you are a practicing Catholic

Revisado: 02-19-25

It's a well told story with well defined characters. Similar to other well told stories, it takes time and detail to build the characters. So your patience will be rewarded as you learn enough to care. Cheers, Ken

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A good legal mystery with unique circumstances.

Revisado: 01-02-25

If you have an interest in chess and you understand the board well enough to follow audio chess piece moves, you will have a special appreciation for the novel. If not, it will still keep you turning pages. The crime, and as a result the trial are unusual. It's a worthy read. The narrator speaks as if she is whispering and telling a secret. I found it somewhat distracting. Cheers, Ken

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Canine Experimentation-the good, bad and the ugly

Revisado: 07-28-24

Dog lovers will be tested as they will love the story as it unfolds, and yet fear the potential consequences of the scientific motive. Koontz is very proud of this novel, and he should be. As always, Ballerini the reader adds his allure. Cheers, Ken

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Oh so predictable

Revisado: 06-02-24

No mysteries in this story. Easy money, greed, phony relationships and totally predictable story line. Easy to follow even if you skip a chapter or two. Can't imagine it took long to write. A disappointment, but one of his few. Cheers, Ken

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Collection of unremarkable short stories

Revisado: 05-09-24

This is a series of short stories "lightly" linked to a fictitious novel entitled "Theo". Each short story poses a unique perspective because Theo (the fictitious novel) is viewed by different people. Ergo, the title of this book "No Two Persons" fits the theme.

Different readers help to support the differing views of Theo. Since each short story provides rave reviews for Theo, I found myself wishing I was reading the fictitious "Theo" instead of the real "No Two Persons".

The short stories themselves caused frequent nodding off and lack of attention. I have two remarkable daughters which often helps me to understand the woman's perspective. But even that failed to keep me focused. This book was hard to finish. No drama, no excitement, no mystery...but then again "no two persons" will come away with the same view. Cheers

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Very well done. Will look for more from Kate.

Revisado: 01-26-24

Kate Quinn has unforgettable characters who are well developed. The women have roles well beyond typical sex. They have careers, jobs and dreams. The men are important to the story line, but the women are the major characters. Kate has done the research that adds recognizable detail to the history, piloting and locations. I like the way she starts every chapter with date. Makes it easy to track your progress as you take breaks in your listening. Cheers, Ken

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Overworks the disrespect for agencies.

Revisado: 12-28-23

First three quarters of book ping pongs through characters with difficult names and questionable loyalties. Hard to recall the cast of characters and the roles they play especially if you aren't reading it from cover to cover in one sitting. Cheers, Ken

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