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Fantastic performance

Revisado: 03-13-25

One of the better stories from audibles free-for-members collection. I thoroughly enjoyed it and looked forward to getting back into my car to turn it on.

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Voice

Revisado: 07-10-24

Voice actor was didn’t seem to match the story. Not a bad performance overall, just not my favorite match.

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Riveting

Revisado: 02-07-24

Overall loved it. Twisty. I like more closure than this gave, but that’s just a style preference, she’s great!

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One critique

Revisado: 05-10-22

Fantastic book, loved loved loved her “The Gospel Comes with a Housekey” book and listened to this as a follow up. My one critique of this book is in the last few minutes: in her description of her foster kid J, she uses the term “mentally retarded” a couple times. While this term used to be a clinical term, it has been abandoned because of the negative stigma attached to it. It is now recognized by the disability community to be harmful and hurtful. She of course is not intending to do so, but it is still a word that should be nixed from spoken and literary vocabulary. Overall a fantastic book though.

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Powerful

Revisado: 04-29-22

I recommend this book for ANY believer. It is the single most impactful book I’ve read in years. Don’t overlook it based on the premise of “being a better host…” it’s nothing of the sort, nor would I have made it 10 minutes in with that storyline. Its powerful, gut wrenching message calls us graciously to love by how we live. Practically, truthfully and grace filled. Read it.

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Good story, but cliche characters

Revisado: 01-29-22

The storyline was ok, I listened to the end to hear what happened. But I will say, from the moment I started listening to the end of the book, the main character Tori was such a cliché character: the classic homwtoqn beauty who kept herself in “impeccable shape.” She is flawless and every persons dream. She’s also successful at everything she does. Just doesn’t seem realistic and comes across a bit fantasy ish. Also; the end where the bad guy is telling all was rather cheesy. The author used worn out scripts and “evil laugh” scenarios to muddle what could have been a thrilling end. All in all, meh.

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Perfect

Revisado: 10-07-21

Masterfully written and so helpful for those of us outside the communities of disabilities. Thank you for sharing your experiences.

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Kind of fell flat

Revisado: 08-21-21

Nothing grievously wrong, just didn’t have much build. I felt like there was little excitement.

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Gripping

Revisado: 07-30-21

The twists and turns, the excitement, the sadness. All well portrayed. I want to hear more of this author.

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Maybe reconsider wording?

Revisado: 02-10-21

Great overview of history. My one critique is that, while I’m new to educating myself about how terrible white America has always been to BIPOC, I have been made aware that while “Black” and “Black people” are appropriate terms for discussing issues of race, the term “blacks” is not. It appears often in here.

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