Andrea L Taylor

Loved the story. Sped up the reading

Revisado: 04-26-25

It took me like four chapters to get into this book. Finally I sped up the narration and all was well. I enjoyed the twists and turns and character development. I wish these were real people because I'd have to go hug them all.

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Spectacular performance and story!!!

Revisado: 04-26-25

I love John Scalzi more with every book. I'm new to science fiction stories. These may be tired and rehashed to other people who are scifi fans but I think they're original concepts and LOVE THEM. I was sucked in!!! Completely sucked in. And happy endings don't hurt

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Totally interesting concept. Loved the story

Revisado: 04-26-25

I'm accustomed to hearing Wil Wheaton when listening to John Scalzi. This change up was amazing because it's an entirely new character and Zachary Quinto did a beautiful job. I really enjoyed this story concept and the pairing of the streetwise main character with the more naive police officer (in my opinion anyway). Also. Being set in Chicago was amazing especially as I was driving to Chicago while listening!!! Also. There's a whole lot more to Illinois than Chicago for those from anywhere else. Listen to this story!!! It's terrific!!

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Gives me hope for my retirement

Revisado: 02-08-25

I really enjoy the relationship between the three heroines. The mooching Wicker Man and archenemy across the street. I'm glad the tinnitus is kept to a minimum and IT doesn't rear it's horrible head often

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Harlan Coben never disappoints

Revisado: 11-22-24

I'm so happy to hear more about Wild. Or is it Wilde? Or Wylde? At any rate I was sucked in. I was totally shocked by the twist ending. Also, I just love Hester. I hear her voice in my head sometimes. I mean, Steven Weber voicing her. Stephen Weber is the best Harlan Coben narrator. Ahhhh cheesy smile on my face the rest of the day. Good job on this book.

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Clever and vulgar

Revisado: 11-20-24

I couldn't finish it. Because I can't tolerate a lot of harsh language. The story was very clever and the narrator was terrific. And fun sound effects! Just wish it had less vulgar language. And drug use.

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Lovely accents. Author is very descriptive

Revisado: 09-08-24

I enjoyed the story. I got caught up in it. However. My eyes glazed over some in the descriptions. I appreciated them because I've never been to Maine and I felt like I was there. But at the same time there were times I felt like the story dragged with them.

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What just happened??

Revisado: 12-08-22

I'm listening happily and then I think I had a stroke. I rewind and listen to the same area in chapter four. Apparently I didn't have a stroke. I missed ten days of the story. He's deposing Victor Markham and then Wallace has finished his opening statements. So. Maybe the author had a stroke? Or the narrator? Are there going to be additional time warps in the story? Is this a dream?

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Nope.

Revisado: 12-02-22

I can't tell if I will like the story. The reader turned me off. I think I'll try to read it on my own instead of listen to it.

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Whew that was quite a ride

Revisado: 12-20-21

Don’t we all want to go back and see how things could be different? I’ll admit I almost didn’t listen to this book. The beginning is deeply morose. I have major depression and it was very realistic to how I’ve felt so much of my life. I’m so glad I kept listening. It’s a moving and enlightening story. Give it a chance.

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