BTaylor

The use of past history references really brought the story to life!

Reviewed: 01-15-24

Loved how she was outsmarted in the end but her historical references about people's and groups from the past really hit home.

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Extremely Biased Storytelling! Sore Loser.

Reviewed: 08-14-22

The Preface of this book should have lead with the lyrics from the song, "If the South would've won we'd a had it made. . ." Virtually all historically significant Republicans mentioned in the book are labelled RADICALS or spoken of in some other disdainful way. Yet, equally similar Southerners [Democrats to be clear] both good and bad, are hailed as heros. Like previous reviewer [Hansen] mentioned, it was extremely hard to get past the first chapter because it was so obvious the purpose of the book was to disparage Republicans first, then report history with a slant. An author of this regard should be able to write historically significant books with equal disdain and/or approval for the people being written about according to their acts.

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Close to modern day reality as it gets. . .

Reviewed: 07-16-18

Brilliant storyline and excellent narrating! So accustomed to his voice it's difficult to listen to some other narrators.

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Extremely Close to Today's Reality.

Reviewed: 07-11-18

Storyline came straight from today's headlines and characters were eerily accurate to key political figures in the US. Living in Panama during the late 80's I witnessed first-hand how easily ideological beliefs turn neighbor against neighbor and make the arch enemies overnight (over an election). Sad thing is it is all orchestrated by the lying media and we'll meaning folks don't realize they're being duped. Wasn't easy following the narrators different characters but likely because I wasn't familiar with her narrating.

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My 28yr marriage summed up in a 6 hour audiobook

Reviewed: 06-05-18

Stunned, amazed, and dismayed at how prevalent narcissism is in many peoples everyday lives. Very difficult life lesson to learn how to break away from them.

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The Best Inspirational Audio book I've Heard

Reviewed: 09-02-17

I've listened at least 3 or 4 times already and I continue to learn something new about myself each time I listen. Stunningly accurate storyline examples that really resonate.

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Eye- Opening Theory worthy of giving a go!

Reviewed: 05-09-17

My biggest takeaway from this book was how my Ego literally influenced almost everything happening in my daily life. Excellent read for those believing in the laws of the universe and how it plays out in our lives. Beginning to listen to it again to reinforce what I learned the first time.

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Phenomenal book with irrefutable exercises . . .

Reviewed: 04-25-17

Hand's down the very best self-help book I have ever read and that has ever proven itself correct without my having to go to astronomical lengths to become a believer!!! Exercises are extremely simple and the 48hour window used on some showed results in less that 10hrs. Pam even references works by other Authors (some of which I have tried as a result), and they were equally compelling in results. Anyone who denies the affirmations Pam espouses in this book are either outright lying or has a very, very closed mind. Like I said, the results of the experiments are irrefutable. Thank You for such awesome insight and information Pam!!!

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Undoubtedly Brilliant Author, but. . .

Reviewed: 03-14-17

If you could sum up Millionaire University in three words, what would they be?

Phenomenal read and very clear, precise explanations on what to do and how to get where one 'wants' to go moneywise.

What did you like best about this story?

The anecdotes bring his reasoning to indisputable clarity.

What do you think the narrator could have done better?

STOP LETTING HIS CONTEMPT FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP BLEED THROUGH INTO HIS WORK!!! Craig's utter disdain for Trump couldn't be masked even though he harps on the fact that he isn't even a US Citizen/voter. He makes numerous negative connotations towards President Trump (who's only been in office less than two months with virtually every allegation against him disproven or proven to be false) yet he doesn't utter a word about the travesty of President Obama or Candidate Clinton when there's so much more factual, proven evidence of misdeeds and wrongdoing! It wouldn't be such a big issue had he not come out early in the book and pretend to be neutral towards the US politics when he clearly isn't.

Any additional comments?

I hope his future works refrain from political commentary! It takes away from the remarkable work he creates. If Trump supporters were like anti -Trumper's, he would find himself and his books subject to a bitter, no-holds-barred campaign to ruin him. . .but we're not.

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Storyline follows the original Book 1 flow but . .

Reviewed: 02-25-16

Where does The Fall of America rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

It's in my top 5 of this genre. I particularly loved the fact that much of the story is up to date in terms of military equipment and when speaking of politics and politicians.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Lee Alan?

Mr. Grimsley is who I would have narrated this second book. Primarily because I purchased the second book immediately upon completing the first book and expected to hear the same voice. Lee's voice and narration is so much more different from Lee's that it was hard to get used to. Lee narrates well, it was just a shock to the system to have the narrator switched like this.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Will update upon second listen (ironic how much of the story I miss because of phone calls or other issues distracting me so I listen at least twice).

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