The Fourteen Day Soul Detox, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Maureen Hoff
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By:
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Rita Stradling
Jamie Scott has a plan to detoxify her soul in 14 days. She is going to be happy again, even if she has to leave the man she's in love with to do it.
Book Two of the serial.
In the next 14 days, I plan to:
Body
1) Cut back on my coffee intake. (Check) 2) Gain some of my weight back. 3) Start getting some exercise again. Yoga? I don't know. 4) Sleep.
Mind
5) Take on my daughter's school board. 6) Sell my coffee shop. 7) Go on a date.
Soul
8) Stop wearing my wedding ring. 9) Spread my husband's ashes. 10) Forgive the woman who killed him. 11) Stop sleeping with her ex-husband. 12) Remember what love feels like. 13) Be happy.
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It's a great listen and the only negative thing I can find is that it ends too soon! I'm looking forward to book 3!
I'm a bit disappointed about Patrick's involvement on her past financial distress. But at the same time I'm hoping things can improve regarding to Cameron.
The narrator did a fairly good job bringing the story to life.
The author is very talented and I'm looking forward to reading/listening more books from her.
**This audiobook was provided free of charge in exchange for my honest unbiased opinion**
Another great addition to the series
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I'm still hooked!
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good story
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Excellent Narration, great characters
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After having read this nearly two months ago, I just finished listening to the audio version. My overall impression of this installment is very similar to the first. I do feel the dialogue is slightly less clunky than from book one, and there are perhaps a few more twists to hold the reader's attention for the serial format. We continue to see virtually every waking moment in Jamie's life - thus the pace borders on slow - but there is something about the vignette-like formatting that works considering the subject matter.Overall, I still want to know what happens, but I haven't really been sucked in yet.
Regarding the narration: Again, this is a good debut work for the narrator. However, I personally simply *hate* when first person narration is done by different narrators from book to book. It's like changing how a main character looks on a whim for the next book. The narration is now a part of the fabric and changing it up like that... well... irritating. Unlike with the last narrator -- I didn't notice any background noise in this one... however, it did sound like she had a cold occasionally.
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Jamie's life continues...
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