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One of Her Bests!!

I was literally in the dark until the last few minutes!! Very well written and performed by Jan Maxwell. I highly recommend this book!

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Believe in Miracles

We ,throughout the ages,have been
Trying to find cures for cancer but
Without succsess.would'nt be wonderful if that was in our future.

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Another success

Enjoyed the subject matter. As usual, Jan Maxwell performed beautifully. I love listening to Mary Higgins Clark books because I don't dread the content. Mary has romance without sex, and you're in anticipation about what's going to happen next. There's no obscene language and the heroines always have good moral fiber. I've been reading her books for over 20 years and will continue to read them as long as she keeps writing clean and classy stories.

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Excellent!!!

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  • 07-05-14

Better than ever

Would you listen to The Second Time Around again? Why?

Probably not, that's not my habit for any of the books.

What other book might you compare The Second Time Around to and why?

Well written, nicely plotted story.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes, great story that moved quickly.