The Note

De: Teresa Mummert

Narrado por: Tara Sands, George Newbern

Duración: 6 h y 48 m

Resumen del Editor

Sometimes in life it feels like everything that can go wrong does, but everything happens for a reason. A relationship crumbles so someone else can mend the pieces of your broken heart. A change of plans can lead you to something you didn't even know you were missing. We help others and discover that we were the ones who needed to be helped all along.

Jenn's life is nothing as she had imagined it would be. She is 20-something with a failing career and her love life has officially ended with an ultimate act of betrayal. She is ready to throw away her dreams when a chance run-in with a soldier alters her course and changes her perspective on life.

©2013 Teresa Mummert (P)2013 Tantor Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

"This book has heart and soul. It will make you laugh and send a few tears down your face. It will give you some major insight into military couples that go through this kind of thing every day. It's as real as it gets." ( Into the Night Book Reviews)

I liked it

3.5 stars rounded up

It was a good book and definitely kept me entertained.

It wasn't super memorable, the reason it isn't 4 stars.

I do remember enjoying it as I listened so there's that.

Narrators:
Tara Sands- 4stars-he voice is a little nasally, but not so much that it was distracting.
George Newbern-4 stars-his Jake voice was a bit high pitched and almost like his other female voices

Not my favorite listenings i love de book

i don't like the girl performance she has a very annoying way to read the lines.

A good read .

This was enjoyable and I don't regret reading it. I've read better but I definitely read much worse. It was entertaining.

Just did not do it for me

This book just did not do it for me. From the narration of Tara Sands to some of the story. The story starts off good and George Newbern did a great job. About half way threw I was just ready for it to be over already. The first part was good and had potential, then you get to the middle and to me, it just seems like the writer got tired of writing the book. Then the mistakes. Once Shane was talking and instead of saying I reached over, he says He reached over like it was a different person. I find that very annoying!

Disturbing

It’s so disturbing the stupid conclusions that they have. Like: he loved me, I felt that. He demonstrated his love, but I believe a random call from his ex and think he reconnected with her.
Then: my father is a nice guy, he left because my mom asked. Very nice indeed, never contacted his son or paid a dime for child support.
A lot of unnecessary stuff, the whole plot could be narrated in just 1 hour and still have all the relevant information, I read other book from the same author that was better, this one was not good at all. All characters need therapy!