Lucky Coin

De: James Livingood

Narrado por: Mike Eberhardt

Like a genie’s lamp, whenever someone rubs against the coin, their deepest wish comes true. The other effect is that rubbing on the coin also brings them what they need the most. This coin only works once for each person but has changed hands many times.

©2019 James Livingood (P)2019 James Livingood

Just a Touch

I enjoyed this tale. It was a nice twist on what it means to pay it forward.

OH! I just Loved this Story!!

What a wonderful upbeat story with such Optimism. I wish I could happen on this Lucky Coin and have it help me and Many others along!!
Highly Recommend this listen/read!!

nice fun uplifting book - wish it was true

went quick nice nothing bad book,good listen. for any age. fun

i got a free copy of this book

Lucky Coin

A short tale of a lucky coin that gives anyone who touches it the very thing that they want and the things that they need. Since this is a short read/listen, there isn't much character development but instead a short glimpse into the lives of those who touch the coin. Not a bad way to spend an hour. The narrator does a pretty good job with this tale.

I was given the chance to listen to the audiobook version of this book and chose to review it.

Lucky Coin

I found this book very interesting. How one lucky coin changed the lives of so many people. The people got what they needed most in their lives.

Such an awesome quick read

This would make a great movie/miniseries. I am a HUGE fan of James Livingood’s stories. (Frankenstein IT support!!!) this is just another great story that I have added to my collection and can’t recommend enough. It’s the story of a lucky coin as it travels and brings people what they need (not necessarily want) in strange and creative ways that can be seen to link together through various odd connections. A really great story. Listen, enjoy and recommend it to others. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher

cute short story

This was a cute story about the circulation of a magic coin that Grants the holder what they desire and most needs. At times I felt that I was in school being educated. Too many characters for a short story. I did not get the opportunity to really get to know any. This story lacked the personal touch or intimate relationship with the characters. I would have preferred concentrating on one main character and developing them. I received this free review book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

it's a coin that....

Very nice short story. I enjoyed this listen. The coin gives people not what they really want but what they need. Just by a mere touch.

This May Not Be Accurate

I admit this isn't a fair review as I didn't finish the book. That may be because I found the narrator's voice to be incredibly boring and kept thinking of the "Dick and Jane" book, with sentences like "Look, Jane see Spot run", short and choppy. It might well have been better if I had read it instead of listening to the narrator's voice. As it was, I stopped after the fourth chapter when I couldn't remember what it was about. Guess this is more a review of the narrator's performance than the book.