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Exasperated by her husband Nick's sudden new obsession with Jesus, Mattie Cominsky views an out-of-town business trip as a welcome opportunity to reflect on their marriage: and to decide if it's time to put an end to this painfully unrewarding relationship.

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  • Pam
  • Rindge, NH, USA
  • 04-04-08

The voice..

I agree with the other reviewer - the voice was so incredibly whiny I could barely stand it. Nails on the chalkboard. It's a good story but the voice ruined it. It would have been better had they replaced the female voice completely and add a male voice for the Jesus dialog. Pass on the audio version but do pick up the book. The DVD is also very good.

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  • BLL
  • Overland Park, KS
  • 08-11-07

Could have been a lovely listen . . .

. . . but unfortunately the narrator was so whiney that I nearly ejected the disc from my player. I loved the premise, but the author didn't need to tell us every time one of the characters 'sipped their juice' or 'ate a bite of scone' - I didn't need a play by play of the food and drink consumed. There were some inspirational moments but they were overshadowed on the whole by the sappiness.

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great follow up to previous book.

this was a great story. leaves you wanting more. presented in a realistic way. very enjoyable.

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  • CJ
  • 09-26-17

Wonderful

Praise the LORD for these type of books. Very uplifting and well written. Must read I truly feel.

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  • The BW
  • Woodbridge, VA United States
  • 06-22-16

The entire series!

The Perfect Stranger trilogy is perhaps the best modern example of having a relationship with God you will find.

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  • Andrea
  • Linz, Austria
  • 12-29-11

not my thing

The "exploration of spirituality, God, and the quest for meaningful connection" from the title description misled me. I was actually looking for a snappy, entertaining and - given the length of the title - short debate on philosophical approaches towards religion.
What I got is a song of praise of the (Christian) god.
Anyone buying this book should be aware of this.
The narration was not exciting though it served the purpose.

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  • Susan
  • Balch Springs, TX, United States
  • 09-07-10

ive given this as a gift

it is an intresting aproach for the introduction to chist as a friend you didnt know you had