Nicole Lopez Mendez

So glad I listened

Revisado: 10-08-23

I've been curious about the PVT for a while now and was unable to finish other books about it (even those highly rated). I'm grateful that Stephen & Seth Porges wrote this book. Easy to understand and at times humorous, I found the PVT comprehensible. in addition, I thought the narration was top notch.

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Excellent narration!

Revisado: 10-15-22

Really brought this great story alive! I'd listen to more books narrated by this gentleman again.

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Murder, mayhem & misery

Revisado: 07-12-22

The story of the Jeff Davis 8 runs as deep & murky as any of the state's swamp! I couldn't stop listening to the accounts of the many townfolk affected by the death of these women & the accusations of those responsible for their demise. I thought the narrator did a great job, particularly in his reenactment of one of the main characters, Frankie Richard. Trad it and try to keep up with the tangled web of relationships that run through these mysterious - and still unsolved - murders.

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Wonderful narration, loved the stories!

Revisado: 09-03-21

This was a terrific reminder about treating others well and with respect. Books such as this can be of benefit to all, regardless of one's job or position. Indeed, the advice and tips in this book are transferable to life in general.

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An Enjoyable Listen

Revisado: 05-13-20

I found Dyer's book to be filled with information and recommendations that were explained well and very practical. Richards' voice is pleasing and soothing. I felt relaxed but attentive. I'd recommend this book to anyone who feels as though s/he is an empath and is looking for a starting point to understand the trait.

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Not just a book but a documentary.

Revisado: 01-03-20

An interesting look not only into the crime of an Alaskan native, but a look at the culture and beliefs of the Alaskan tribe to whom he belongs. The author, who is also the narrator, brought the book to life by keeping it in the form of a documentary rather than a book. The interviews with witnesses, family members and law enforcement involved with the criminal was fascinating to listen to.

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Powerful and eye-opening

Revisado: 07-06-19

Recorded from a live retreat, this book dives into the practice of becoming conmfortable with discomfort. Through her teaching laced with humor and the guided practices, Pema Chodron explains this concept in a way that's understandable even for non-practicing Buddhists. This was my second time listening to the book - the first was while commuting to work, the second was when I treated myself to a "mini-retreat" at home. This book will certainly be referred to again and again for its wisdom and for my personal growth.

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Powerful and eye-opening

Revisado: 07-06-19

Recorded from a live retreat, this book dives into the practice of becoming conmfortable with discomfort. Through her teaching laced with humor and the guided practices, Pema Chodron explains this concept in a way that's understandable even for non-practicing Buddhists. This was my second time listening to the book - the first was while commuting to work, the second was when I treated myself to a "mini-retreat" at home. This book will certainly be referred to again and again for its wisdom and for my personal growth.

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Get this!

Revisado: 03-11-19

I purchased this book because of its high reviews not only of the content but - I'll admit it - the author/narrator's Scottish accent. I loved the book! This, like "The Subtle Art..." by Mark Morford, is like having a really great and true friend give it to you straight. And, luckily, I have a really great and true friend who swears like a sailor (but unfortunately no Scottish accent). I love that you can listen to the chapters in their order or skip around to listen to them. I definitely go to a direct chapter when I need some sage advice. Get this book, and "Get Out of Your Head and into Your Life!"

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This is the friend that tells it to you straight

Revisado: 03-06-19

No flufff here, just a stratight-shooting albeit explicit-laden take on life. I've enjoyed the author since I read his blog post of the same name. He keeps it real, and the book is written how I would expect my best friend to speak to me (expletives and all). The narrator is truly the hero of the audible book, with emphasis in all the right places and changing his tone when he portrays another character. The Yoda impersonation is truly a gem! Want to get your sh*t together? Listen to this book - you may find yourself laughing in many places.

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