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For those that are totally blind like myself or that enjoy audiobooks this story is also available on Audible!

OMG, Jess is that type of child that has a parent wondering with their head in their hands, "where oh where did I go wrong?" While reading I was thinking why won't you shut up, to what were you thinking, to someone lock her away for her own safety! Onia Fox did a great job of taking you on a wild ride of Jess's life. It starts off bad with her losing her job and her long time boyfriend Chris. You think that would be a wake up call right because she starts making a list of what she wants to do and how she needs to find herself. Well, um, no no no, that so does not happen!

From the first snappy moment Rebecca Fairnie the narrator for this book brings Jess to life! She does a good job when reading the other characters, but for Jess you can hear there's more there. You can definitely hear it during those times when Jess is verbally attacking someone. i love the accent as well.

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I received a free copy of this book from the author and the review is given freely.

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For those that are totally blind like myself or loves listening to audiobooks this story is available as well on Audible!

OMG, I just have no words for some of the characters in this story. Right from the beginning you have Iris talk about using AI to help her write a book. Um, my thought was the same as Geneva's, are you serious? Then you have George wanting to or trying to write poems about the strangest things. A book that you must read as well and see what head shaking, eye rolling moments catches your attention! The murderer may surprise you. I didn't see it coming.

Now the narrator Kathleen Strecker does a good job at reading this book. I'm not sure if it it was meant or not, but whenever she reads Georgina it has a petulant childlike tone which is funny because it's what i picture of her every time she opens her mouth and starts talking. Georgina is constantly upset about something, but with a fiance like Hefty who can blame her. That same childlike tone comes out in others such as Tina a little, but you hear it more in Georgina.

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I received this book for free from the narrator, and the review is given freely and is of my own opinion.

The world as we know it is falling apart and needs to be controled and what better way to do that than through a project created in secret, the Utopia Project where Everyone Must Die! The world must be reborn and everyone controled, no self, no I, just we and the Elders call the says who lives or who dies. But, not all goes as planned! A group of friends survives and now the horror begins!

The title alone caught my attention first, the Utopia Project, Everyone Mut Die! Action is definitely what you will get throughout this story and the narrator Bill Spadea does a great job of taking you through that action from beginning to end. When he describes some of the bodies that the friends come across he has the right tone to make you see what they see. So hold on to your stomach! It is very subtle, but the narrator slightly changes how he reads the characters more in the feelings area. For example, when Kid and Hidi gripe at each other, you can hear the hate in the tone or when you reach the lovely Elder One you can hear the evilness or hatred that he has and as sara said in the story you can tell when a rant is about to come.

The one thing that made me shake my fist is I hate the wy it ended!

Overall, I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. Een though I didn't like the way it ended doesn't mean it ruined the book because it didn't. That is just my personal negative for the whole thing.

This is definitely a book I would recommend. I am totally blind so read the audible version of this book. If you are totally blind or love listening to audiobooks then give this one a try and let the narrator draw you in. It is also available through kindle as well.

OMG, what a story! I definitely recommend having a box or two of tissues available when reading this book. It will bring you to tears during several occasions. There is the atraction between Rick and Alice that you will notice and hopes that maybe it will go somewhere, but knowing that due to the different lifestyles it won't. cami is such a strong little girl that will have you laughing and wanting to jump through the book to protect her as well and strangle those that looked the other way while she was being abused. Now for me I wished that I could have reached through the book when the guys decided it was ok to just back away from Cami without a word quickly instead of slow and easy. Yes, their reasoning for wanting to do so made some sense, but it could have been handled better than how they did it.

In the beginning I thought Heidi Bindhammer was going to be one of those narrators that read through without any sort of emotion in her tone which would have been a great loss for a story like this. Thank goodness I was proven wrong, what a great job. Heidi brought the characters to life for you, especially when it was one of those moments where that box of tissue would come in handy.

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Now one part I do wish to bring to your attention and not sure if it is due to the author or the narrator, but in the audio version there is no pause between the end of the book and jumping into chapter one of another story. So, watch out for that and happy reading!

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I did receive this book for free from the author and the review I gave is done freely.

Whew, what I must poit out right away is for those that listen to the audible version of this book Tom Lennon the narrator does a really good job. He has the perfect campfire tone for telling a story. The kind that holds your attention and if you're not careful it could also put you to sleep. Ha, hopefully Tom doesn't see that as a bad thing because it's not. It's that low, steady cadence that does the trick of relaxing your mind and making you focus while trying to put you to sleep at the same time.

History is a topic that I enjoy reading about and Louisiana Wind is a great historical that's short enough to get in all the little details, kept me interested and encouraging to see what the other stories are all about.

Disclaimer:
I received this book for free from the narrator and my review is given freely!

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For those that are totally blind and that love listening to books, this story is on audible and other audiobook locations.

Walking to Hell is book one in The Story of a Confederate Soldier series and I absolutely enjoyed reading this book. Zeke takes you on a trip down memory lane where it will have you laughing one moment such as in the time when zeke and his friend William went after a bear then shaking your head the next. when you get to the moments as you see what the young men get into trying to learn to be a soldier. I absolutely can't wait to read the next story.

lol, Jim Patton does a great job of narrating this book. He will keep you listening from beginning to end with the snutty tone of a soldier that has way too much stuff, to the Sergeant Major you don't want to mess with. While listening you can picture what's going on as Jim reads.

So grab this book today and happy reading!

Disclaimer:
I received this book for free from the narrator and the review is given freely!