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It was really only one narrator, the one who read Helen, but she was so depressing, whiney, sobby, and fingernails-on- a-blackboard irritating that I found myself clinching my teeth. I finally decided I couldn’t stand another second of her. This was barely half way through the book, so out of curiosity I went back to..

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Narrators can make or break an audiobook. Well, let me just say that the narrators did an amazing job!! I swear, it sounded like a movie. The sound effects, the emotion in their voices, it was all just so good. This is not my typical type of book but I’ve listened to a few books..

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This story is cute, silly and captivating. I’m definitely interested in this author & listening to Zoe Chao in a book? again!

After reading a bunch of not so good thrillers, mysteries. This book took me out of that slump.

A beautiful story of a life (and lives of others) through letters. Each letter writer develops a personality and their stories intertwine with Sybil’s all in very different ways. The people doing the voices of the letter writers are distinct and the inflections and emotions make it even better. While I sometimes feel like I’m..

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This was a great listen! I’ve never heard a story quite like this! I almost wish it was longer, a part 2 would be amazing!

I felt a string connection to this story and to Sybil’s anguish. the narration is beyond superb! I also loved hearing what books she was reading. I will listen again and make a list as I am sure I will love most of them.

Much like Cara’s other Audible Originals, this book is creative and a little sci fi, but has a tremendous amount of heart and real feelings and organic love. it is beautiful. Thanks a lot, Cara. <3

I very much enjoyed but my one question would be, spoiler coming, it wasn’t fully believable they would keep her alive for no real purpose. Did this bother anyone else?

So many twist and turns. All the narrators were good too. Excellent read. This book will have you hooked.