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Great story, OK narration

Fantastic story. I listened long after I should have been sleeping because I was so caught up in the stories of these women. The narration was OK. Her range of voices is limited, so many of the characters sounds the same. A few times I felt her tone was off, too, especially during some of the boot camp scenes. Her voice didn't seem to match how it seemed the author intended for the character to sound. Would highly recommend the story, but be prepared to be underwhelmed by the performance.

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