D. Rizor

Well written story and an excellent reader

Reviewed: 02-17-25

I like the way the story unfolded with little details shared throughout the storytelling. The ending was not conclusive and leaves me wanting more. The reader is fantastic at utilizing various voices. I noticed a child’s voice, a man’s voice, and the voice of the principal character.

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Story of survival

Reviewed: 06-20-24

Loved this book, which gave some believable insight into the horrible circumstances of prisoners of war. The story has both suspense and intrigue. No man among the prisoners is all good or all evil. The King is a brilliant business man who treads a fine line between what is ethical and not, making him all the more interesting as a character. Peter Marlow is another interesting, imperfect, but lovable personage. The reader is wonderfully skillful acting with different voices for different characters. I was transported! Thank you.

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A story of incredible courage and insight

Reviewed: 04-02-24

This is a wonderful story, enthralling the listener from the beginning to the end. The history of Hindustan and the British influence there was not well known to me. I was very impressed with the beauty of the Punjabi culture at that time, but also appalled to learn of what went on during the imperialistic reign of Queen Victoria. The reader is also wonderful and makes the story come alive. I can not recommend this book enough!

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Great Eye Opener!

Reviewed: 06-17-23

This was an excellent book. It highlights many examples of how the leftists select people (a B team) for unelected key positions to create control without voter approval and the impact this has on our freedom. Thankfully, he also discusses ways we can help change this over time. A more detailed book of strategies for the average American to help impact this change would be wonderful. Thank you

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For the love of a remote Scottish island

Reviewed: 05-27-23

I loved this book and fell in love with the people described and the island life of a nurse in the 1970’s. The author writes beautiful and loving descriptions of people, nature and situations she experiences. I felt immersed from the beginning to the end.

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Confusing, especially the end

Reviewed: 04-15-23

This story was exciting during its development, but the end was confusing. That was disappointing after a long time commitment listening to the book!

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Exquisite story telling

Reviewed: 10-14-21

This is a wonderful, realistic, tragic, and beautiful story, completely absorbing, full of unexpected turns. In the first part of the book, Sonia Velton lets the listener get to know the characters and their circumstances in an engaging way, because the story moves forward seamlessly. Halfway through the book it becomes so intriguing and suspenseful, I could have spent all day listening. I could see the characters and the story unfold in my mind. Esther Wane and Shiromi Arserio are both fantastic in their “roles”. Without their skillfulness the story would not have felt as real as it did.

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Interesting and well written

Reviewed: 11-28-20

Interesting and engaging story. I had not heard of EMDR therapy before and found it fascinating. The story is well written and kept me engaged the whole time. The reader is excellent. Fabulous work!

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