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  • Myrna
  • Denton, TX, United States
  • 04-11-11

Great book

I almost didn't order this book because of the review criticizing Allyson Ryan's narration. However, I found the narration to be perfect for the story and it is a wonderful book. I will look for additional books by this author and narrator.

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Language...

Although the story itself was decent - I was extremely distracted by the cuss words. They didn't lend anything to the actual story :(

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  • Amanda
  • Los Angeles, United States Minor Outlying Islands
  • 06-30-10

ugh.

The book may be good, but I can't handle Allyson Ryan's reading of it. She's slooooow. Pauses for a second or more between each sentence. And enunciates the wrong word at the wrong time. Poor choice.

2 of 5 people found this review helpful