The Last Warner Woman

De: Kei Miller

Narrado por: Kei Miller

Adamine Bustamante is born in Jamaica, inside one of the island’s last leper colonies. When she goes to a Revivalist Church, she discovers her gift of warning. But no one has bothered to warn Adamine that when she migrates to England her prophecies of hurricanes and earthquakes will no longer be respected. People will think she is crazy and lock her away in a mental hospital. Now, an old woman, Adamine wants to tell her own story but she must compete with Mr. Writer Man, the novelist who is twisting her words for his own book, and Adamine doesn’t know why. In a story about magic and migration, about stories and story-telling, we discover it is never one person who owns a story, or who has the right to tell it.

©2010 Kei Miller (P)2014 Audible, Inc.

Kei Miller is one of the best!

Kei Miller is one of few modern day writers that is able to bring the rich legacy of Jamaican culture and language to life in a totally relatable way. This is a great story, beautifully read by the writer himself. I highly recommend!

this appears to be an Abridged version??

loved the story - the toggling between writer and Ada herself. I was mainly able to follow the sequences of time even though not presented chronologically. loved the style, the use of the oral traditions but was disappointed it wasn't the full version of the text.

A great book…..

…. But incomplete! I need a refund. Only half of the book was narrated and this needs to be corrected.

Incomplete

Unfortunately, approx. one-third of the novel is missing. Please update the files so that the book is complete.

Tough listen

I wanted to like this book because it came highly recommended, but I was disappointed. I found the story disjointed and difficult to follow and the characters didn't draw me in. I did listen to this book, so I do wonder if the narration, which was done with an appropriate Caribbean accent, was what caused me to not enjoy the book.

Too confusing

It was difficult to follow the story. There is quite a bit of repetition and skipping back and forth. I’m really sad that I couldn’t give this a better review because I have loved the other books I have read by this author.

Not full book.

I bought this audiobook believing that it would narrate the entirety of "The Last WarnerWoman" and was disappointed to learn that it ended a little more than half way through. Not worth your money at all.