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Original and entertaining

Revisado: 06-18-24

What a breath of fresh air to come across a story that keeps you guessing at every turn. The narrator was perfect. I’ll listen to it again.

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Tantalizing aroma

Revisado: 12-17-22

I am smitten. This story wound its’ way around me and through me. I wish I could listen to it my first time again and again.

Thank you, Ms. Bauermeister. And thank you, Ms. Zackman. Well done.

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Truly Entertaining!

Revisado: 07-19-22

Not only did I like the characters and storyline, I enjoyed listening to the narrator (who can easily make or break an audio book). The southern accents and cadence truly brought this book alive.

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A story worth listening to

Revisado: 07-09-20

I just wanted to send a message to Margaret Atwood. Thank you for writing this, as it answer so many questions left over from The Handmaid’s Tale.

Over and above that, this is a very entertaining story and I was enthralled, especially when told from Aunt Lydia‘s viewpoint.

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Loved every minute, every word, every inflection...

Revisado: 01-20-19

Suzanne Crowley must have known I would be fascinated by the rich mental pictures and fascinating storyline. History, wonder, intrigue and Sexual innuendo without the sex —what a treat!! A great book and an awesome listen.

Unfortunately whoever wrote the description was wrong in that the inserted reafings of the journal were not in Katherine’s voice, but that of Grace. You’ll understand once you start listening. And listen you should!

Suzanne Crowley, wherever you are, thank you for a great and entertaining story! And also Sarah Coomes...You performed the parts magnificently. Your voice inflections were spot on. Thank you, Ladies!

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Continuation of Matched… and a blue pill

Revisado: 04-22-16

Continuation of "Matched", I'm still waiting to see what will happen with Cassia and Ky. Still a little one dimensional, now the story reminds me of the "Delirium" series. Young people fighting against the government.

Cassia and Ky find each other, but somehow don't trust each other.

A lot of death. A lot of weird government control of the masses. And we finally found out what the blue pill does… it slows you down.

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A little Hunger Games, a little Romeo and Juliet

Revisado: 04-22-16

This story reminds me a little bit of Hunger Games with the segregated cities. It was a little one dimensional sometimes. But I couldn't stop listening, waiting to see what would happen to Cassia and Ky. Xander is the nice guy next door.

I hope the future would never turn out like this: beige and unemotional for the masses. Green, blue and red pills for everyone!

The narrator, Kate Simses, did a great job!

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Good clean fun

Revisado: 04-22-16

First, the narrator, Janene Jorgensen, really added a lot to the story. Great intonation. pronunciation, and she brought the period to life. She especially brought the main character to life.

The story kept you going, waiting to see what was coming next. It's a "clean" story but with just enough sexual angst. May, the heroine, was a naive woman, yet responsible, and trying to be "modern". Radford is a man, what can I say? Not wanting to appear weak, he sometimes comes across as obtuse. But I give it to him for at least searching for the truth regarding May's family.

Overall, it was fun.

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A little sci-fi, a little history, a little modern

Revisado: 08-02-15

Some stories have a way of gentling you into them, some thrust you in and it takes a minute to wrap your head around it. Maybe it was just me, but it took a minute to orient myself at the beginning of this one.

Overall Yellowstone Heart Song delivered and it kept my interest throughout. I especially liked the very end. You'll see...

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Surprised again... a real page turner!

Revisado: 06-25-15

It is a fault of mine that once I read a great book by a great author, I almost can't believe that the next book in the series will be as good as the previous one. However, Orson Scott Card delivers again. Xenocide continues the story between Ender Wiggin and the piggies on Lusitania. I enjoyed every sentence and hope that the next book in line is as good.

I have no quarrels with the narrators, they all did an excellent job. Really, a good narrator(s) only make the story more enjoyable.

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