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  • Linda
  • Brackettville, TX, United States
  • 07-09-12

Not Michener

This was made from tapes and the sound quality was poor (hard to understand while driving). The book was recommended by a friend. She liked it, but I didn't. Unnecessary descriptions of sex.

2 of 3 people found this review helpful