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Title: Copper Fire
Subtitle: Copper Star, Book 2
Author: Suzanne Woods Fisher
Narrator: Sheila Marie Nicholas
Format: Unabridged
Length: 8 hrs and 31 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-19-16
Publisher: Vinspire Publishing, LLC
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 10 votes
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
On a summer day in 1945, Louisa Gordon receives a telegram from the International Red Cross Tracing Service. Her young cousin, Elisabeth, has just been released from Dachau, a concentration camp, and Louisa is her only remaining relative.
Determined to go to war-torn Germany to retrieve her cousin, Louisa is also on a mission to discover the whereabouts of Friedrich Mueller, a Nazi sympathizer who fled Copper Springs, Arizona. What Louisa never expected was to meet the man she had once loved. And now hated.
Members Reviews:
Should have stayed with narrator from first book
The story of the book was very good but the narrator was poor in my opinion. Could not pronounce lots of words & didn't sound German. It was just irritating to me!
HORRIBLE narrator.
Would you try another book from Suzanne Woods Fisher and/or Sheila Marie Nicholas?
Fisher yes, Nicholas no.
What didnt you like about Sheila Marie Nicholass performance?
Sounds like a robot or Ben Stein, horrible at accents except once in a while when pronouncing someone's name, but sometimes says "Eleezabeth" and sometimes says "Elizabeth" so even that is not consistent.
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
Extreme annoyance at the narrator. I started skipping ahead in chapter 4 and eventually just skipped to the last chapter.
Also wondered about the storyline re: Louisa being pregnant at the end of book 1, but no mention of it at all in the first 4 chapters of Book 2. After that I started skipping around so I might have missed it, but if 2 years had gone by since the end of book 1, surely it would have been mentioned that there was a new toddler in the home, Williams younger brother/sister, but no, nothing was said about it at all, not even miscarriage, just nothing.
Overall extremely disappointed and wish I could return it and get my wasted credit back.
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Title: Copper Fire
Subtitle: Copper Star, Book 2
Author: Suzanne Woods Fisher
Narrator: Sheila Marie Nicholas
Format: Unabridged
Length: 8 hrs and 31 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-19-16
Publisher: Vinspire Publishing, LLC
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 10 votes
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
On a summer day in 1945, Louisa Gordon receives a telegram from the International Red Cross Tracing Service. Her young cousin, Elisabeth, has just been released from Dachau, a concentration camp, and Louisa is her only remaining relative.
Determined to go to war-torn Germany to retrieve her cousin, Louisa is also on a mission to discover the whereabouts of Friedrich Mueller, a Nazi sympathizer who fled Copper Springs, Arizona. What Louisa never expected was to meet the man she had once loved. And now hated.
Members Reviews:
Should have stayed with narrator from first book
The story of the book was very good but the narrator was poor in my opinion. Could not pronounce lots of words & didn't sound German. It was just irritating to me!
HORRIBLE narrator.
Would you try another book from Suzanne Woods Fisher and/or Sheila Marie Nicholas?
Fisher yes, Nicholas no.
What didnt you like about Sheila Marie Nicholass performance?
Sounds like a robot or Ben Stein, horrible at accents except once in a while when pronouncing someone's name, but sometimes says "Eleezabeth" and sometimes says "Elizabeth" so even that is not consistent.
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
Extreme annoyance at the narrator. I started skipping ahead in chapter 4 and eventually just skipped to the last chapter.
Also wondered about the storyline re: Louisa being pregnant at the end of book 1, but no mention of it at all in the first 4 chapters of Book 2. After that I started skipping around so I might have missed it, but if 2 years had gone by since the end of book 1, surely it would have been mentioned that there was a new toddler in the home, Williams younger brother/sister, but no, nothing was said about it at all, not even miscarriage, just nothing.
Overall extremely disappointed and wish I could return it and get my wasted credit back.