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Narrator???

Revisado: 10-08-22

The story was interesting and well-written, but the choice of narrator left something to be desired. He was good, but the choice of a British narrator for a novel set in the U.S. with zero British characters was just plain wrong.

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Lackluster

Revisado: 08-26-22

I prefer to write nice things, but in this case I have to make a minor exception. I don't know whether it's the author's writing or the actress, but most dialog sounds unnatural and forced. The spoken words don't sound like a normal conversation. Much of the time it sounds like the author took their teachers' advice to write using "correct speech" too far, forgetting that normal people don't talk that way. Once you get past the majority of characters speaking like Mr Data, the story is interesting enough.

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Who is Melanie?

Revisado: 05-25-22

The story was ok, not great, but I've heard worse. The love story wasn't exactly believable and was a little too full of saccharine for my taste. That said, I was able to muddle through to the end of the audio book. The epilogue seems to be from a different book altogether. In the ebook the epilogue is 3 years later. The audio book says 18 years later... But is talking about events from this book happening 50 years earlier. Then the name of one of the characters changes from Brooke to Melanie. Who is Melanie?

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The verdict is...

Revisado: 12-07-19

An excellent book from an exceptional author. The book is well worth the read. While the narrator is also good, her New England accent clashed with the Dallas setting. Couple that with a few mispronounced words as it was sometimes hard to stay in the midst of the story. I still recommend the book, especially to fans of love in litigation.

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