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Count Me As #SistersInLaw Die Hard

Revisado: 05-24-23

I consider the podcast required listening. I learn so much about the law listening to them. And they do it in a way that is easily digestible. What's more their different unique personalities blend so well together.

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Love Love Love

Revisado: 02-21-23

Lots of bad reviews talk about the anti-American propaganda. I’m an American, and the anti-American propaganda is right on point. Some of our people and politicians are down right deplorable. I work with them every day and the ethnocentrism, xenophobia and bigotry is palpable. That being said, we always do the right thing, once all other options are exhausted. So, there’s hope for us. If that’s what makes you not like the book, though, it’s probably because the shoe fits and a kicked dog will holler. The book is excellent.

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I could have listened to the next 400 pages.

Revisado: 02-03-23

Yes, it's a rare theater seat before the beauty and horror of life in the Royal Family. But it's more. It's a story of pain and ultimately growth, as we've all experienced, and for which we often learn to be quite grateful. I think His Royal Highness we come to be no less grateful for his journey. Great story.

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play speed should be at least 1.25

Revisado: 11-26-22

feels very slow for the first 4 and a half chapters. Yup that's it

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Great story and Production

Revisado: 11-12-22

Dungeon Crawler Carl is an excellent adventure. As good or sometimes better than my other favorite LitRPG, HWFWM. Carl and Jason are now my two go-to reads whenever I have some long downtime, because the time flies whenever immersed in these books. Thanks!!

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Great story and Production

Revisado: 11-12-22

Dungeon Crawler Carl is an excellent adventure. As good or sometimes better than my other favorite LitRPG, HWFWM. Carl and Jason are now my two go-to reads whenever I have some long downtime, because the time flies whenever immersed in these books. Thanks!!

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An Epic Adventure.

Revisado: 06-29-22

Just coming off Games of Thrones, and was looking for another magical adventure. My son told me about LitRPG’s and we stumbled on HWFM. Pleasantly surprised, and have been hooked ever since Jason found his first awakening stone. Love the duality of his evil powers wrapped in a caring, friendly character and his struggles for balance. And Heath Miller is a master ventriloquist, with the voices so pure, you can tell which characters are speaking, just by their unique voice. Looking forward to finding out how this ends. Bravo.

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I LOVE Connelly, but ...

Revisado: 06-07-21

Michael never disappoints. I'm a bigger Bosch fan than Haller fan but I'm a huge Connelly fan, so I greedily consume it all. TLOI grips and squeezes your hand while it walks you through Haller's highs and lows as a murderer defendant. It slowly unravels the whodunnit without you noticing the mechanics of being told a story. I love that about Connelly.

But ...

"This wasn't work for a client. This was for me." Zero stars for that. A lawyer who doesn't put it all on the line when defending a client would know s/he doesn't have what it takes to defend him- or herself, and would be unlikely to do it. A lawyer who leaves it all on the field, every time, wouldn't say something that stupid.

I get the point Connelly is making - we all protect ourselves with vigor - but the misstep is crucial to character development. Haller is supposed to be the second kind of lawyer: maybe not an angel, but his clients are people who matter to him immensely. In developing his own defense, "This wasn't work for a client. This was for me" is not a place such a lawyer typically goes.

That's unlikely to matter to many. To those who know the difference, it's a huge stumble that takes away from the Haller we've come to know.

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Good book

Revisado: 11-18-16

Thought it was a little slow getting started but once I got past that, I found the book really engrossing. The book is well written and I think Kellerman fans will enjoy this one.

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Good Guy vs Bad Guy

Revisado: 10-18-14

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Maybe. I liked the storyline. As Stephen King books go, this one is more in line with traditional crime drama. No supernatural stuff. My critique is that it's pretty predictable. The real value here, however, lies in the telling of the story, which is very well done. I liked his character development. He made the characters real; they were people I could care about. I found myself caught up in their lives. Overall, I would have to say overall I liked it.

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