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Deb A

Roseville, CA | Member Since 2008

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  • The Puritans | [Guy McCrone]
    The Puritans
    UNABRIDGED

    The Puritans

    • UNABRIDGED (8 hrs and 21 mins)
    • By Guy McCrone
    • Narrated By Lesley Mackie
    Overall
    (1)
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    (0)
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    (0)

    The Moorhouses are finally becoming "somebodies", which just makes Bel even more distressed by the behaviour of Phoebe and Henry - they don't seem to understand propriety. Phoebe's beginnings were as the half-sister of the Moorhouses, the daughter of a Highland tinker. She has grown up into a beautiful and elusive creature of the world, and is drawn away from Glasgow.

    Deb A says: "Yawn"
    "Yawn"
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    This story was about the most boring story I ever encountered. Lelsley Mackie's narration was done so well, I just kept expecting the story to somehow come alive- somewhere. But it never did. The main characters were boring and the story line was lifeless.

    0 of 0 people found this review helpful
  • Edgar Cayce on Angels, Archangels and the Unseen Forces | [Robert J. Grant]
    Edgar Cayce on Angels, Archangels and the Unseen Forces
    UNABRIDGED

    Edgar Cayce on Angels, Archangels and the Unseen Forces

    • UNABRIDGED (7 hrs and 13 mins)
    • By Robert J. Grant
    • Narrated By Dawn Hogue
    Overall
    (12)
    Performance
    (10)
    Story
    (10)

    Edgar Cayce on Angels, Archangels and the Unseen Forces is the first book ever published that explores Edgar Cayce's readings on the "Angels and Unseen Forces", Michael the Archangel, and the role of guardian angels. Grant goes on to further offer inspiring true stories of miraculous encounters by everyday people with angels.This audiobook explores the powerful significance of Archangel Michael as given in the work of Edgar Cayce and through awe-inspiring messages that came through the Cayce readings.

    Deb A says: "More Cayce!"
    "More Cayce!"
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    Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

    I would recommend the book, but not this audio. There is a very distinct difference between reading a book aloud and narrating. Ms. Hogue was very disconnected from her material.


    What didn’t you like about Dawn Hogue’s performance?

    There was no "performance"- she seemed to just be reading the book for the first time.


    Any additional comments?

    Edgar Cayce's work is wondrous and I hope Audible seeks more of his material...hopefully with talented narrators.

    9 of 9 people found this review helpful
  • Edgar Cayce on Vibrations: Spirit In Motion | [Kevin J Todeschi]
    Edgar Cayce on Vibrations: Spirit In Motion
    ORIGINAL

    Edgar Cayce on Vibrations: Spirit In Motion

    • ORIGINAL (4 hrs and 49 mins)
    • By Kevin J Todeschi
    • Narrated By Art Ray
    Overall
    (35)
    Performance
    (23)
    Story
    (21)

    Science caught up with the psychic readings of Edgar Cayce when it proved that all of materiality—consisting of atoms and therefore protons, neutrons, and electrons—is energy in motion. Everything is a vibration, all of life releases vibrations, and even locations have their own vibrations.

    Michy says: "Spirit in Motion"
    "Poor narration, wonderful messages"
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    This book by Kevin Todeschi is wonderful- and I have listed to the CD version, which is also amazing (narrated by Kevin himself). But the narrators chosen for all of the Edgar Cayce works that I have experienced from Audible, are horrible- and it is really so very sad- they are trying too hard to "read" the material and it ends up being mechanical. The quality of the work gets lost in the inexperience of the narrators, I am sorry to say. I sure hope Audible puts more of their experienced narrators on any future work...or maybe they could hire Mr. Todeschi! Title 5 stars, narration 1

    15 of 16 people found this review helpful

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