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The Amazing Interlude
- Narrated by: Shelly Frasier
- Length: 7 hrs and 11 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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Publisher's Summary
The Amazing Interlude is a bittersweet journey that draws from Mary Rinehart's own experience as a World War I correspondent. Fusing fiction with fact, she deftly portrays an exhilarating tale of an honorable woman's determination to make a difference in a time of tumultuous war.
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- Marie C
- 07-11-09
Very Lovely
I'll preface this by saying I like contemporary fiction. I'm not a history buff but occasionally I enjoy a novel set in WWI or WWII era. That said, this was a beautiful book. The characters were full and well developed. The story matured with the characters. The author has a beautiful way with words. The dialogue was scarce but her narrative painted the picture. The narrator was one of the best readers I've listened. As I have at least 300 books in my library, I feel qualified to say that. There wasn't one point that the narration made me cringe and that doesn't happen often. Truly this was a wonderful listen.
9 people found this helpful
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- tracy
- 10-25-08
a breath of fresh air
This is a tender sweet book. It is written at the turn of the century and gives insights of the Great War or WWI. It is an uplifting love story that is a pleasure to read. It makes me want to read more of Mary Roberts Rinehart.
6 people found this helpful
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- Kindle Customer
- 02-18-09
WWI Love Story
I loved this story of one young woman's fight to challenge convention make a difference in a world consumed with war. It is funny, romantic and tragic without being syrupy or maudlin. I didn't want it to end.
3 people found this helpful
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- JM
- 11-24-08
Good listening
The author is indeed gifted. A biography is included before the book-nice. Fun, mysterious listening. Keeps you guessing until the end.
3 people found this helpful
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- ellen
- 10-06-10
tha amazing interlude
loved this great love story and look into WWI. narrator great also. will look for more by this author
2 people found this helpful
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- Jan Childress
- 03-03-09
Enjoyable
Good storyline, believable characters who are interesting to watch as they "grow". The narrator was quite good - changed voices and accents well. Not a 5 star mainly because it wasn't an OMG type of book.
2 people found this helpful
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- Celia
- 02-04-11
Wonderful
Beautifully written and narrated, it grabs your heart unexpectedly and you must find out what happens. Listen to this classic but simply told story of war, and the redemptive love of service. It is an amazing story!
1 person found this helpful
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- Eugenia
- 01-08-11
Not So Amazing
I guess I've just overdosed on beautiful, innocent, naive heroines who do great things but are really humble and don't know that they are beautiful or that they do great things until the man of their dreams falls madly in love with them.
2 people found this helpful