Obsession of the Heart is the second book in a trilogy. Personally, I love a continuing story with multiple generations, and this fits the bill. There is drama, suspense and romance…what else could you ask for? I also liked that it was read by the author who does a good job with all the accents…
A beautiful piece of art travels through the years, binding several generations together. The historical backdrops make the story so compelling and the character development makes you feel as though you know them. Read by the author, who knows how to properly pronounce each word in the various languages, really brings the story to life…
Review from Warrior Music →
Warrior Music was a good read by Denise Kahn.Mac and his entourage endure war with gallantry, patriotism, courage, heartache and passion. They use music to get through the anguish they face everyday. I enjoyed reading this book and cant wait to read more by the author.
Review from Obsession of the Heart →
Obsession of the Heart was a good read by Denise Kahn. Davina Walters is an international singer and meets a young woman named Jean. Jean is paralyzed with fear while her ex husband is bent on killing her. Davina makes a quick decision to take her on tour where Jean’s ex husband plans his ultimate..
this narrator will turn you right off. she has to be in her 60s and is supposed to be 26. and she can’t actually read either.
Review from The Brothers Next Door →
Where does it say the a female narrator can change her voice to sound male by just covering your mouth with her hand. She also sounds like she didn’t read the story before narrating it. She is emphasizing words in the wrong way and the wrong time like she doesn’t have a clue on what..
Review from A Face in the Crowd →
Story was interesting and I liked listening to most of it. There were some serious errors in the sound editing like being able to hear the change in tracks between lines/sentences and having some lines repeated as if there were two clips next to one another. But story was good enough until the last quarter..
Review from A Face in the Crowd →
good story dealing with very heartfelt medical issues, but narration was very flat and monotone.
This book is captivating and tells the story of two women who meet by chance and their lives are forever intertwined. It took me quite a while to get through this audiobook. The story switches through different time periods and requires the listener to pay close attention to the story. I found myself stopping a..
Review from The Brothers Next Door →
I was given a free copy of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review. The narration sounded like it was recorded in a tunnel, best way for me to describe the distortion that I experienced. The story itself was okay, except for how unrealistic it was for the misunderstanding to go when two of..