This book was disappointing. As a seamstress living in Chicago, who adores visiting New Orleans annually, I thought this book would be a fun read….I was so wrong. The narrator’s voice was so irritating. She portrayed all of the women in this light, high voice, that made them sound like air heads. It was a..
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This book captured me from the first chapter and I couldn’t put is down. The unexpected twists and turns, plus the internal battle Maureen has, just kept me glued the story. The narrator was excellent. Get this book. I will be getting the second book in the series and hope there are many more.
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The story was well thought out but repeated some aspects over and over. I knew exactly how it was going to end when I was half way through and that’s when it started to repeat. I was hoping I was wrong and the hook would have shockingly changed the ending, however, it ends exactly as..
It was a nice read, I liked how different they were yet had the same heart for helping!
Breaking Into Venture is a step-by-step guide for how to get started in venture capital. The author provides introspective principles that act as an easy to follow roadmap for how to communicate and assimilate in the VC space while still holding true to yourself. It’s an essential read for anyone learning how to navigate the..
This story shows how far women’s lives have come over the centuries. The mystery of what happened to their husbands was the driving force of the story. Benton/ Howard served as a mystery as to who he really was. Constance and Alice were brought together. They depended on each other mental and moral support, especially..
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Very good narrator, good story, great twist. Kept me captivated from the beginning and I couldn’t stop listening!
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Alice, Constance, and Analee created a genuine functional and loving family out of broken endings.
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Interesting story and I will, as always, listen to it more than once. Most of the time you gals are right-on, and this was a right-on for me.
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This book is the bridge between “understand me” and “guide me”. Any woman working in VC should read this book and prioritize it’s perspective.