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Title: Never Argue with a Dead Person
Subtitle: True and Unbelievable Stories from the Other Side
Author: Thomas John
Narrator: Jeff Cummings
Format: Unabridged
Length: 5 hrs and 52 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-31-15
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 134 votes
Genres: Religion & Spirituality, Religious Thought
Publisher's Summary:
Manhattan Medium Thomas John has been hailed as "the Hollywood psychic with the highest batting average" by The Hollywood Reporter and a psychic medium with "an impressive connection that impresses even the most skeptical minds" by The Examiner. Now he shares what he's seen and heard on the Other Side.
What happens when we die? Renowned psychic medium Thomas John is one individual who is able to answer that question with a fair degree of certainty because of his special ability to communicate with the Other Side. Through his communications with the dead, he has learned a number of life lessons that he shares in this audiobook.
John shares with us 15 fascinating stories of what happens when clients ask him to contact their dead friends and relatives. In each story, we learn about life on the other side and the lessons the deceased have for the living. Each chapter is a felicitous combination of good story telling and healing wisdom. Among the lessons are:
1. The dead understand what our ultimate purpose is on earth - and they are eager to share their knowledge. 2. Our dead family and friends are with us and watch over us. 3. When we die, we begin again. We continue to grow and evolve on the Other Side. 4. We are accountable for the way in which we live our lives. Karma is real. 5. The dead are capable of tremendous and profound forgiveness.
Members Reviews:
Narration ruins the material
If you could sum up Never Argue with a Dead Person in three words, what would they be?
I've seen Thomas John during large group readings and what he does definitely impresses. I'll remain skeptical, while still hopeful that there isn't some trickery going on. He definitely has come up with facts that people confirm with great emotion, things that one would not find on the internet. Therefore, it was fun to listen to his story and other stories based on his experiences and past readings.
How did the narrator detract from the book?
I believe this narrator is the same person who narrated children's stories that I used to listen to in the car with my kids. He attempts to transform adults into cartoon-like voices. Women all come off as bimbos and he uses a falsetto that is insulting. In fact, nearly all of his female characterizations seem to indicate that either he, or the author, think that women are profoundly idiotic. I found myself wanting to hear the material but was so angered by the narration that I could hardly stand to listen a moment longer. Bad choice. The book might be great, but the narration completely kills it.
Ick-Save your credits
It's was hard to listen to this narrator. He certainly was enthusiastic, but more fitting for a children's book. His impersonation of a woman's voice was grating. Of course, he possibly was trying to make up for the lackluster story and figured sounding like Cinderella's evil step-sisters in unison couldn't hurt. I didn't make it past the fourth chapter and only because I don't give up easily.
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Would you try another book from Thomas John and/or Jeff Cummings?
No.. I don't like Jeff Cummings interpretation of female voices. I find them annoying.