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Connie Benz

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After listening to a bunch of books about dysfunctional women i was pretty depressed...needed a nice romantic pick me up and this worked!

It was a very odd book and I like SciFi...maybe I didn't “get” it.

The reader was good and the story detailed and absorbing but it was incredibly depressing.

This was one of our car trip listens. Lots of interesting science...author explains fantasy vs. reality at the end.

This is at least the 5th Bryce Courtenay book i have listened to and I have enjoyed them all...part of what makes them so enjoyable for me is the narrator, Humphrey Bower...he is superb! Just found out their is a sequel to this book...will be listening to that next!

Ok...will try the next one in the series.

Good mystery...enjoyed but reader mispronounced Marin and other local California towns.

Suspenseful - good listen

Great lightweight detective/mysteries. Good diversionary reading.

Not sure if I liked this book...more psychological thriller than typical detective/mystery. As this appears to be the first in a series, I will try the next one and then decide.

This one makes you stop and think!!!!

This one definitely kept me guessing!

I enjoyed this whole series!

It appears she left it open for a sequel...i will read the next one. Good story.

Very amusing!

Lightweight romance. Escape reading.

A good old fashioned archeological mystery!

I loved this book...but I think a lot of it was the reader! He was superb.

Enjoyed! Always new issues to explore.

I didn't enjoy this one as much as the other Picoult books that I have read..not sure why. Maybe there wasn't the same level of controversy and a clear differentiation of the points of view. I have always enjoyed the “many voices” around the issues.

I have had this book for about 15 years and finally read it. A great overview of philosophy geared toward teenagers. Well written and an interesting storyline to present the information.

I read this book sometime in past year and I really enjoyed it! A different perspective.

Love Nelson DeMille - and Scott Brick is by far my favorite reader