Is this product review positive? Title: Child Narrator Review: I have liked most of the Diana Palmers I have read, but this one was truly horrible. The hero, J B Hammock, was a jerk from the word go, but, miraculously, he becomes every woman's dream in a matter of seconds. Then there is the narrator. I listen to audio books because of low vision, so I know what a narrator should sound like. This woman (or child) should be relegated to childrens' or teen books, as that is what her voice sounds like. She made no attempt to give the characters different voices; just the same sweet, teeny-bopper voice throughout. I will NEVER listen to another adult book narrated by Lauren Davis. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Disgusting Review: When I originally read The Mandalorian Armor, the series seemed ok, with only minor inconsistincies. Now reading the Slave Ship, my opinion of K.W. Jeter is falling rapidly. With major inconsistinces on every page, and with a fairly poor plot, the Slave Ship rates very low in my opinion. The only good thing about it is that it's a difference from the battle after battle X-Wing series (which were far better than the Slave Ship). Answer:
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Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Engaging - Well worth your time Review: I was daunted at first by the shear length of the book, but quickly became engrossed with the story. Ms. Kostovo knows how to pull you in... Most of the book is told through letters written by a diplomat to his daughter, explaining their family's strange history. In it, the reader also enters the worlds of Istanbul/Constantinople, Budapest, Bulgaria, Wallachia and Transylvania (Romania today) -- areas at war with the Ottoman Empire during the reign of the real Dracula, Vlad the Impaler. With this history, the author mixes in clever clues based on iconic church images that direct the diplomat and his daughter in their search for the tomb of this tyrant. Unlike many novels that successfully weave a tale of suspense only to disappoint the reader with a unsatisfying conclusion (Da Vinci Code, for example), the ending of this story is worth the time it takes to get there. If you don't like history, you won't like this book. If you do, you'll love it. Answer:
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input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: I can not make it work Review: I bought this thing a week ago and since then I've been trying to figure out how to record music. I tried several paid services, but all of them code their songs so I can not play the songs on my machine. It anybody told me from where and how I can record music I would appreciate it very much. akrapivin@hotmail.com Answer:
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Very disappointing Review: I enjoyed "In Search of Schroedingers Cat" and "Schroedingers Kittens" & was really looking forward to this one. Maybe it gets better in the second half (I didn't get that far!) but scanning ahead it looks just as bad. Don't buy this buy Feynmans "QED: The strange theory of light and matter" instead. Answer:

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Is this product review positive? Title: To Build a Cathedral in a World Full of Violence Review: A fictional account that concerns the lives of various people involved in and around the building of the Kingsbridge Cathedral. Set against the backdrop of civil war in medieval England, the story includes elements that capture the violence and confusion of the times, including rape, murder, arson, war, and political intrigue.There are wasted words in this lengthy novel--the author tends to rehash excessively--but the overall narrative is engaging and the characters are well-developed.World Without End is Follett's follow-up in what can be loosely termed a series. Answer:
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