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Annoying reader, annoying plot.

Hard to tell if this novel would be better if read by someone else. The nasal and often melodramatic tone of the reader was grating. Hard to follow who the characters where and why at times. Few if any characters evoke empathy. I found myself asking "who could care less about these shallow people?

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