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Travis Henry Carter
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David Dennis
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An explosive family of three young sisters and their promiscuous mother descends into suicide and murder in this tragic tale told in five different characters' points of view, chronicling a critical period of time in the lives of a tormented family of women and their men.
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- Geoff
- 01-07-19
Beautifully written, really well performed!
I have to admit, this isn't my usual type of book. I needed to listen because I've enjoyed so much of the author's other books. I was really surprised at his versatility with this one. The story is told through the first-person accounts of five different characters. They are easily distinguishable from one another, as this author is a real master of characterization. You'll connect deeply with the characters and become really invested in finding out the real story. The end will not disappoint. Anyone who enjoys big drama, and intimately-written, character-driven fiction will have quite an experience with this book. Highly recommended!
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- Taj-Marie Lingofelter
- 01-14-19
Long but good
At first I thought this book was very long and I just wanted it to hurry along but as it went on I wanted it to slow down! It was soooo good! Trying to figure out the over arch mystery. This is a book I'll listen to again
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- Vera Blaz
- 03-26-19
Relationship Status: It's Complicated
When I first began to listen to this story, I was a bit confused with the different characters narrating, but I soon got into the groove of the story. Told from the perspective of five different characters, "Why She Left Us" keeps you guessing until the very end. This isn't your typical happily ever after book, but was a welcome break from all that HEA I love to read! I loved hearing the different perspectives of the same events, which really brings home the notion that you can't only hear one side of a story to get to the truth. While the story was full of intrigue and kept me wanting to hear more, the female narrator's voice was a bit too dramatic for some diary entries and honestly made me want to stop listening. Unless I was really paying attention to whose diary entry was being read, I had hard time distinguishing which character was speaking because of the overly dramatic tone.
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- Victor @ theAudiobookBlog dot com
- 03-14-19
A story of love, loss and tragedy
David Dennis, an English teacher born, raised, and educated in Providence, Rhode Island, seems to be a very talented author as well. After delighting his fans with the Brett Cornell series of comedy mysteries, he delivers a dramatic story of love, loss and tragedy with Why She Left Us.
The story is told from the first person perspective of five different narrators and as we meet each of them we unravel another layer of this well thought out plot. The action revolves around a troubled family in the mid ’80s and it is cleverly delivered through highly detailed excerpts from journals and memoirs of those involved.
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These are the day to day problems of a family that seems cursed, as the characters can’t seem to catch a break from their tragic lives. Although the story is told through those journal entries I mentioned above, not all involved are truthful and sincere, so we, as listeners, will have to find out their reasons for being deceiving.
This is not a novel for those looking for a happy ending, as there is too much drama and tragedy involved, but it is a very good, well written piece of literature that will make you appreciate David Dennis as an author.
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The audiobook version of Why She Left Us is brought to life with talent and passion by two great voiceover artists, actors and narrators, Natalie Eaton and Travis Henry Carter. They deliver and excellent performance, reading, acting and infusing every chapter with their undeniable love for this form of art and their enthusiasm. They give different personalities to each character with specific voices and subtle changes in tone and cadence, while keeping each of them clearly differentiated in the listener’s mind.
The only way this could have been better is if we had five distinct narrators, one of them for every the main characters, but I know how expensive the production of an audiobook is, so I understand the choice made here.
After experiencing Why She Left Us as an audiobook, I am left with a need to listen to more books by David Dennis and am curious to discover his other series, which I understand are very funny and interesting.
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- Jan M
- 02-04-19
New Perspectives Cycle
Why She Left Us by David Dennis is a family drama that takes place in the 1980's. Having been of similar age to the main character in that time period, I could easily relate to many things. I found the various point of views to keep my attention, and I enjoyed the twist. Without giving away spoilers, I was really surprised by the twist. The performance by Natalie Eaton and Travis Henry Carter brought the characters to life. I could easily hear who was speaking, and will definitely listen to them again. I requested this review copy audiobook and have voluntarily written this review. Parts of this book will resonate with me for a long time.
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- Believer50
- 01-18-19
,Complicated
I got this free copy via audiobook boom and this is my voluntary review. I found this story complicated with many twists and turns. Some of the scenes were hard to understand. The narrator was sometimes dull and monotonous. Other areas she inserted the emotions. I am not sure how I felt about this story.
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- Shelley
- 02-24-19
Why she left us
I really enjoyed this book. I received a free copy from the author. I would definitely listen/read any books written by David Dennis in the future.
I listen to books while I walk, this made me walk more as I couoldn't wait to see how the story would progress.
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- Kindle Customer
- 10-22-22
good
Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall
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- Jeff and Sabrena
- 01-21-19
Too much angst, melodrama and pure tragedy
As much as I liked the writing and language of this story, it just isn't my cup of tea. I can't believe an average person would write diary entries like these. There's too much angst, melodrama and pure tragedy. In truth, none of the characters are particularly likable. There isn't really a happy moment in the story. And the great reveal at the end really isn't all that great.
The best thing about this audiobook is the outstanding narration by Natalie Eaton and Travis Henry Carter. Both performances are superb.
NOTE: I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
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Performance1 out of 5 stars
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Story1 out of 5 stars
- Astrid Dahl
- 03-13-19
Dear Diary..,.
I think this is the worst book I have listened to! This is also the first book I have only given one star to! I could not stomach it beyond the first 3 chapters!!
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