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Título: El Rojo y el Negro [The Red and the Black]

Autor: Stendhal

Narrador: Fabio Camero

Formato: Abridged

Duración: 2 hrs and 59 mins

Idioma: Español

Fecha de publicación: 05-18-06

Editor: Yoyo USA, Inc

Calificaciones: 4 de 5 de 1 votos

Categorías: Fiction, Contemporary

Resumen del editor:

Some consider this novel as a contrast between two ages, others say that it refers to luck in roulette or even to the difference between military and religious life. The certain thing is that its protagonist fights against a society that does not understand him.

Opiniones de los miembros:

Francia 1830

A través del joven Julian Sorel podemos ver un retrato perfecto de la sociedad francesa tras la Revoluciòn de 1789 y previo a la revolucion de 1848. El complemento perfecto es leer despuès La educacion sentimental de Flaubert

Apasionante historia

Disfruté mucho este libro, el lenguaje del siglo XIX me atrapó, así como las referencias a Napoleón por parte del protagonista. Lástima la gran cantidad de errores ortográficos y de puntuación de esta traducción.

One Star

La calidad de la cubierta no es muy bien... Estara mejor si los colores son mas armónicos

Rojo y Negro es un clásico de la literatura universal ...

Rojo y Negro es un clásico de la literatura universal, siempre tendrá la máxima calificación. Si quieren saber qué significa el amor, lean este maravilloso clásico.

Otra historia de amor trágica

Es la historia de un hombre sencillo que desea ascender socialmente. Para ello utiliza a las mujeres de la clase alta a las que conquista. Primero una y luego otra. Finalmente llega a la cima. Pero las cosas no terminan bien. Tanta avaricia por nada. Es una trama que hemos visto repetida en otras historias de siglos anteriores. Pero cuando es la mujer la que asciende el final si es feliz. Es un mensaje a los hombres. Ascienda socialmente por otro mecanismo.

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Título: Marianela

Autor: Benito Perez Galdos

Narrador: Laura Garcia

Formato: Abridged

Duración: 2 hrs and 21 mins

Idioma: Español

Fecha de publicación: 05-18-06

Editor: Yoyo USA, Inc

Calificaciones: 4.5 de 5 de 26 votos

Categorías: Fiction, Contemporary

Resumen del editor:

One of the main works of spanish literature, Marianela is the sad story of a country girl, the guide of a blind boy, who thinks that she posseses all the goodness and beauty of the world when in reality she is ugly. In a surgical intervention the boy recovers his vision and that causes Marianela's world to fall apart in ruins.

Opiniones de los miembros:

Falta el último capítulo

Falta el último capítulo. El libro contiene un capítulo adicional que no aparece en este audiolibro.

Lovely classic

This book is a classic in Latin America and the story continues to pull at the heartstrings. The always current story of girl loves boy but has something to hide (in this case, her physical appeareance) and boy loves girl but has not seen her.

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Title: The Devil of Nanking

Author: Mo Hayder

Narrator: Josephine Bailey, Simon Vance

Format: Unabridged

Length: 12 hrs and 43 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-26-05

Publisher: Tantor Audio

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 182 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

A young Englishwoman obsessed with an indecipherable past, Grey comes to Tokyo seeking a lost piece of film footage of the notorious 1937 Nanking Massacre, footage some say never existed. Only one man can help Grey. A survivor of the massacre, he is now a visiting professor at a university in Tokyo. But he will have nothing to do with her. So Grey accepts a job in an upmarket nightspot, where a certain gangster may be the key to gaining the professor's trust. An old man in a wheelchair surrounded by a terrifying entourage, the gangster is rumored to rely on a mysterious elixir for his continued health.

Taut, gritty, sexy, and harrowing, The Devil of Nanking is an incomparable literary thriller set in one of the world's most fascinating cities-Tokyo-from an internationally best-selling author.

Members Reviews:

The Best of Britain's Mystery Writers

Though this book does not continue the story begun in Birdman and Treatment (that title will be out in early 2006), Hayder's book about a socially disabled and obsessed woman in Japan has her trademark clarity and beautiful ability to bring character and setting to life. Since Hayder was once a hostess in a Japanese club, she certainly knows what she's writing about, and this book is a mystery within a mystery that will keep you wondering what is really going on.

Like Birdman and Treatment, Hayder is able to mesh multiple storylines into one coherent narrative that will keep you from turning off your audible.

Try her out, Hayder is definatly one of Britain's best mystery writers.

Girl, Interrupted Meets Tojo

I enjoyed this rather strange tale of a young English girl who, when she was even younger, read an account of the Japanese invasion of China, and of the Rape of Nanking in particular. A particularly horrible event stays with her and the people around her think she's daft (and they're not far off the mark). She goes to Japan to search for a film of this horrible event and resolve the inner conflict that was created when she read the account of the incident in Nanking. I don't want to give away the ending, but it is shocking -- even to someone whose jaded modern sensibilities are immune to all manner of illegitimi carborundum. The story is interesting, but I found it hard to get over questions about the protagonist's (i.e., the young lady's) motivation in this story. Her behavior verges toward self-destruction on more than one occasion, and I didn't think she had enough reason to do so. The event was terrible, but it's hard to believe that she built her life around it. I had the impression that the author was trying to create a parallel between the girl and some notion of the Japanese national character. If so, I'm not sure it worked.

The narration (by two narrators) is very good. The male narrator does an excellent version of a Chinese man who speaks English with an accent, but it's extraordinarily authentic.

Overall, though, a good story and it does move along at a good pace, but the details are definitely not for the faint of heart.

Completely Original Thrilling Story

This book is astonishing. Almost a perfect plot. The skill of Mo Hayder as an author shines in this book, you live and breathe the air and hear the sounds and experience fright. I was fascinated well after the book ended. The narrators were remarkable.

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Título: Arrancame la Vida (Texto Completo)

Autor: Angeles Mastretta

Narrador: Adriana Sananes

Formato: Unabridged

Duración: 7 hrs and 43 mins

Idioma: Español

Fecha de publicación: 11-24-04

Editor: Recorded Books

Calificaciones: 4.5 de 5 de 90 votos

Categorías: Fiction, Contemporary

Resumen del editor:

Con maestria inigualable, Angeles Mastretta narra en estas paginas el inicial amor sumiso de Catalina, una apasionada mujer mexicana, por el general Andres Ascencio. Asimismo, destaca la progresiva desvinculacion de su papel de subordinacion conyugal y del enganoso contexto social que la rodea. Traducida a mas de once idiomas, Arrancame la vida es ya un clasico de la narrative en lengua castellana y ocupa un lugar de privilegio entre las obras que tienen por tema el acceso de la mujer a la plena conciencia de si misma.

A young girl recounts her girlhood and eventual marriage to a general of the Mexican revolution. By one of the most outstanding writers of the new feminist Mexican literature, it is at once a haunting novel of one woman's life and a powerful account of post-revolutionary Mexico from a female perspective.

Opiniones de los miembros:

Excellent

Wonderful story, full of wit, humor, and occasional spicy passages. Superb narration.

Great Story, Well-Read

The novel is one of Mexico's most important of the 20th Century. If you are familiar with the many Latin American pieces about history's great characters-- caudillos, generales, coroneles-- in books like "Los de abajo" and "La muerte de Artemio Cruz," this one reads like a feminist response told from the perspective of the wife of an aspiring post-Mexican-Revolution political figure. The novel has an engaging, easy-to-follow style. Plus the narration in this audiobook is, in my opinion, great. I listened to this one completely in one great unproductive day. Finally, I suggest you get this and then watch the movie of the same name. I understand that it was Mexico's most expensive production and a roaring success. I'm not a fan of these types of novels, but after having read, listened, and watched it, I definitely think that it is worth a (re)visit.

Historia inolvidable, narración inadecuada

Esta historia mexicana por excelencia es mágica, divertida, innovadora y trágica al mismo tiempo, te transporta a una era muy especifica de la historia mexicana con temas tan universales como eternos. Se le recomienda a quien esté interesada/o en el papel de la mujer en la sociedad mexicana y en historias con protagonistas femeninas fuertes contadas con inventivas maneras de narración.

Sin embargo, sin embargo, ¡la narración es horrible! La chica que narra tiene un acento que parece español pero sin sesear, que se nota sobre todo cuando hace las voces de los personajes: ¡fatal! Así no habla ningún mexicano, menos una Catín única y distintiva, menos un Andrés dominante. Me echó a perder el libro de audio, que pensé que, como mi propio ejemplar de papel leído repetidas veces en total o en partes, iba a escuchar mas de una vez pero uj, no gracias.

Leyéndolo un poco tarde en la tierra.

Hay varias cosas que me aburrieron de este libro. Como mujer nacida en otros tiempos, el papel de esposa sumisa me parece aburrido. No me gustó el papel de niña inocente de la protagonista, es más, quise darle una bofetada varías veces por tonta.

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Título: El Comando Tribulacion [Tribulation Force] (Texto Completo)

Autor: Tim LaHaye, Jerry B. Jenkins

Narrador: Francisco Rivela

Formato: Unabridged

Duración: 12 hrs and 13 mins

Idioma: Español

Fecha de publicación: 11-17-04

Editor: Recorded Books

Calificaciones: 4.5 de 5 de 18 votos

Categorías: Fiction, Contemporary

Resumen del editor:

Los dejados atras enfrentan guerros, hambrunas, plagas, y desastres naturales tan devastadores que solamente sobrevive una de cada cuatro personas. Las posibilidades son aun peores para los enemigos del antichristo y su nuevo orden mundial.

Raimundo Steele, Camilo Williams, Bruno Barnes, y Cloe Steele se unen para formar "El Comando Tribulacion". Su tarea es clara y su meta es nada menos que oponerse a los enemigos de Dios, y luchar contra ellos durante los siete anos mas caoticos que el planeta pasara jamas.

Opiniones de los miembros:

Five Stars

Amazing

Five Stars

Excellent

A+++++

Shipped FAST and in wonderful shape!!! Thank you!! Love it!! Cannot wait to give to my friend!

Five Stars

I really enjoy the left behind series.

Interesante

`El comando tribulación' es un libro enmarcado en el periodo apocalíptico donde muchos desaparecen y en la tierra se manifiesta el poder de la bestia. Una novela inquietante. La recomiendo. Recomiendo también el libroResurgir de la esvástica, El (Ebook) [Versión Kindle] el cual habla con mucha claridad sobre estos temas del fin de los tiempos.

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Title: The Inner Circle

Subtitle: A Novel

Author: T. Coraghessan Boyle

Narrator: Michael Kramer

Format: Unabridged

Length: 15 hrs and 3 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-10-04

Publisher: Books on Tape

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 90 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Right on the heels of his New York Times best-selling and National Book Award-nominated novel, Drop City, T.C. Boyle has crafted an even more captivating tale with memorable characters and a rollicking plot that will delight both his longtime devotees and a legion of new fans. The Inner Circle is a love story narrated by John Milk, a virginal young man, who in 1940 accepts a job as an assistant to Dr. Alfred Kinsey, a charming professor of zoology at Indiana University who has just discovered his life's true calling: sex. As a member of Kinsey's "inner circle" of researchers, Milk (and his beautiful new wife) is called on to participate in sexual experiments that become increasingly uninhibited, and problematic for his marriage. For in his later years, Kinsey (a sexual enthusiast of the first order) pushed the boundaries both personally and professionally.

©2004 T. Coraghessan Boyle; (P)2004 Books on Tape

Critic Reviews:

"One of the funniest...most subtle novels we've had about the hippie era's slow fade to black." (The New York Times Book Review)

"A vastly entertaining tale." (Los Angeles Book Review)

"Provocative....[Boyle] maintains his mix of irony and emotional fidelity with buoyant wit. In the end, the novel can be read as a case study of the price paid by ordinary human beings when they become the apostles to men of genius." (Publishers Weekly)

"An intrepid and astute interpretation of the revolutionary work and fanatic personality of sex researcher Dr. Alfred Kinsey....Mesmerizing and chilling....Strong medicine from a phenomenally artistic, morally inquisitive, and unfailingly compassionate writer." (Booklist)

Members Reviews:

Boyle interrogates the interrogator

The detractors on this site miss the point entirely - both those who claim that 'nothing happens' as well as those for whom FAR TOO MUCH is going on. This book is not flat, or boring, but understated in a way that Boyle has not been before - all the better to take on these 'objective' scientists, using their own methods (the narrator is john Milk, an unrepentent acolyte of 'Prok' Kinsey's, and one has to be patient and attentive to allow the ironies emrge from Milk's all-too-human 'testimony') to eviscerate their pretensions.

As for those who complain of there being too much sex? Well, given the historical/biographical evidence, I'd say Boyle has actually restrained himself here - he could have gone into far more explicit detail. Instead, he included just enough of the lurid factual material to allow the Kinsey project to self-deconstruct. Context, people, context!!

Boyle successfully has the specimen-collector wriggling under his own pin. He demonstrates how pathology is inherent to taxonomy. He interrogates the arch-interrogator...QED

Not sex-shy or just freakish?

Granted, this book held my attention for its many hours, although sometimes the dishes I was washing were more interesting. It has some very slow parts, and is a bit predictable, but the subject matter is definitely interesting. This book made me think about the separation of sex and science, and it gave a whole new meaning to "taking one's work home". Yes, some parts were disturbing, especially the musicale scene in the final 90 minutes (which gave me real heebie-jeebies), but I never thought it was gratuitous.

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Title: The Book of Illusions

Author: Paul Auster

Narrator: Paul Auster

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 30 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-01-04

Publisher: HarperAudio

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 131 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Presumed dead for 60 years, Hector Mann was a comic genius who had flashed briefly across American movie screens, tantalizing the public with the promise of a brilliant future. Then, just as the silent era came to an end, he walked out of his house one January morning and was never heard from again.

Zimmer's research leads him to write the first full-length study of Hector's films. Upon publication the following year, a letter turns up bearing a return address from New Mexico, supposedly written by Hector's wife. "Hector has read your book and would like to meet you. Are you interested in paying us a visit?" Is the letter a hoax, or is Hector Mann still alive? Torn between doubt and belief, Zimmer hesitates, until one night a strange woman appears on his doorstep and makes the decision from him, changing his life forever.

Critic Reviews:

"One of Auster's best." (

Publishers Weekly)

"Mesmerizing....Paul Auster's narration of his own book, which is mostly told in the first person, is a part of the story's fascination....He reads skillfully....To press the play button is to succumb." (

AudioFile)

"Auster's signature fascination with the capriciousness of fate and adept use of the classic story-within-the-story motif are writ larger than ever in his brilliant, sage, and suspenseful tenth novel." (

Booklist)

Members Reviews:

Hmmm....

I'm new to the Paul Auster universe, but this book won't be my last brush. There are many surprises here, but not the vulgar surprises of empty and meaningless complexity, something deeper and closer to the core of life's real mystery. We follow a fictitious actor from the silent era into several secret lives. If you are looking for a thriller, look elsewhere. If you are looking for a sober sort of entertainment mixed with despair, this is more like it.

wonderful book, wonderful story

this was the first audio book that i listened to. i absolutely loved it and am looking forward to reading/listening to most of his work. there are two major strengths of this audio book. first, it is read by the author. for the audio books that i have listened to, the ones actually read by the author are so much richer and more expressive than those read by actors. the author, obviously, knew what s/he intened as the subtext of any particular passage and can convey that subtext through their voice. in addition, auster has an extremely pleasant voice and it was enjoyable to listen to him read it. the second strength of the book is the numerous intertwining plot-lines that are weaved together so well. in many ways, this is not simply a single story, but a richly told tapestry of stories spanning many years and several lives. to me, this made the book extremely enjoyable because each component of the overall plot was compelling, interesting, and well-told.

the only con of the book is that it had a bit of a downer for an ending, though this is just personal perference. the ending was not bad, but i was hoping for a happier ending.

in short, i cannot say enough to recommend this book. it will be well-worth your time and money.

Excellent writing, extraordinarily depressing

First, the good: the author is a superb writer. He is so good that even his descriptions of mundane actions and scenes are fascinating to read.

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Title: How I Paid for College

Subtitle: A Novel of Sex, Theft, Friendship, and Musical Theater

Author: Marc Acito

Narrator: Jeff Woodman

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 48 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-17-04

Publisher: Recorded Books

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 199 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

It's 1983, and 17-year-old Edward Zanni wants to study acting at Juilliard, but his newly remarried father, who earns too much for Edward to claim scholarship money, refuses to pay. So, Edward enlists the aid of his creative theater pals to swindle the money from his father. Posing as nuns and priests, the troupe concocts embezzlement and money laundering schemes to get Edward his badly needed cash.

How I Paid for College is a hilarious coming-of-age story that rings true with anyone who's ever dared to dream big.

Critic Reviews:

"Acito nails his scenes one after another, from Edward's shifting (but always enthusiastic) sexuality to the silly messes he gets himself into. The result is a thumbs-up winner from a storyteller whose future looks as bright as that of his young hero." (Publishers Weekly)

Members Reviews:

Funny funny funny

Edward, the would-be Juliard-trained actor with a less than perfect body, tries to find his place in the world, his mind, and his body, and---hopefully--in college.

This book is hilarious and the narrator insures that hearing must be better than reading it. When he is called to sing, he sings, and it is pleasant to hear his voice. His reading has a youthful exhuberance totally suited to the material.

I too struggled with my seuxality as a teenager, as do most of us, so I was delighted with the author's presentation that is funny but never embarrassing.

Highly recommended.

Hilarious

I actually laughed out loud on the treadmill at the gym. Extremely funny, but hardly "Catcher in the Rye"; just a well read, well written story about disgruntled suburbia. The characters are multi dimensional and memorable. Extraordinary? No, but highly entertaining. And, FYI, includes a charmingly open and honest exploration of sex and sexuality, so keep your toddlers out of earshot.

The Surreal Life ... Sorta

Hey, Marc Acito didn't write the most insightful novel about alienated youth attempting to make peace with the big bad world. He leaves that to more prolific scholars. What he did write was a hilarious look at a group of people, young and old, who live life to the extremes. None of the youth in this novel will die wishing they had gone for the heights with more gusto. And, oddly, I was moved by the genuine pathos between children and their parents. The protagonist, Eddie, in the course of ten hours of listening, grew from a silly twit of a lad to an adult with much to offer and high hopes for the future. I loved this comedic take on coming of age and recommend it highly.

If you like David Sedaris you will love this one!!

The story was funny, enjoyable, interesting, and funny. Several times I laughed out loud. The story is written in a Sedaris like manner. Although no one can tell a story like Sedaris, but Acito is very close. Try it you will like it. My only disappointment is I could not find anything else Acito. He needs to write more!!

amazing performance

I love this narrator. Everything he does is amazing. Every character is unique, consistent, and interesting. The book is fun but the narrator is superb.

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Title: Family Linen

Author: Lee Smith

Narrator: Linda Stephens

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 57 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-10-04

Publisher: Recorded Books

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 24 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Sybil Hess, a polished, Southern apartment manager has visited a hypnotist in a desperate attempt to discover the source of her blinding headaches. But in one session, a mysterious, Gothic childhood memory plays before her eyes. Now Sybil is racing against time to find an answer to one urgent question. Is her quiet, genteel mother a murderer? Stretching between Sybil and the truth is a loony tangle of sibling rivalry, family lore, and jealousy.

Lee Smith's darkly comic, richly textured novel will enchant you. It is a tale told by many voices: Southern dowagers and whiskey-tippling uncles, polyester-clad housewives, and MTV-eyed teenagers. Narrator Linda Stephens' performance draws you into the company of this truly unforgettable family.

Members Reviews:

My favorite book

My mother gave me this book when I was in college. Even at that young age the story of these adult siblings grappling with loss of their matriarch and the discovery of her secrets struck a deep chord of recognition. The scene in which Candy the beautician applies make-up to her mother's corpse is heart-wrenchingly beautiful. I just re-read it after 30 years and it is still holds up. A wonderful book full of fascinatingly crazy southern characters.

Good but not great

I've always had an affinity towards southern writers, as I am one. Lee Smith is an exceptional writer with her finger on the pulse of all things Southern; but somehow this particular book lacks the indiviuality and "spark" of her other works that keeps me turning page after page saying, "yep, that's just like my Aunt Fanny...". Her characterizations, usually spot on, seem somewhat formulaic.

All in all, still a good read, for it is Lee Smith, and Lee Smith is always a good read.

A treat

This book was published quite some time ago, and somehow I missed it. While the question of "who killed daddy" hovers in the background, we are introduced to quirky, and very real Southern family. Lee Smith never disappoints. Never. I've always enjoyed her books and wished she'd write more. Her storytelling and character development talents are wonderful. As is her pacing. There are some good laughs in this book, and I could really feel for these people. I enjoyed every bit of this book.

It all comes out in the wash

Nobody is better than Lee Smith when it comes to creating marvelous characters and Family Linen is filled with them. No cardboard creatures these, but full bodied human beings most of whom are somewhere in our own lives. My only quarrel with Smith is that she sometimes gets so deeply involved with these characters, she forgets to tell us where they are going. Family Linen does have more of a plot and a mystery that will keep the reader turning the pages until it is solved. And even when we know, the characters are still the strongest force in the book.Read it and see which one of your neighbors or relatives are right there to be discovered.

Two Stars

Didn't care for this book

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Title: The Hanged Man's Song

Author: John Sandford

Narrator: Richard Ferrone

Format: Abridged

Length: 5 hrs and 58 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-12-04

Publisher: Penguin Audio

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 18 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

In The Hanged Man's Song, a superhacker friend of Kidd's named Bobby suddenly disappears from cyberspace, and Kidd knows that isn't a good sign. Then, when he goes to Bobby's house, Kidd finds him dead on the floor, his head bashed in and his laptop missing, and Kidd knows that really isn't a good sign. The secrets on that laptop are potent enough to hang Kidd and everybody else in Bobby's circle, just to start with, so there's no question that Kidd and LuEllen have to try to track it down, not to mention that Kidd would dearly love to get his hands on the man who killed Bobby. But before Kidd can get very far, the secrets start coming out anyway...and they're more staggering than even he had imagined. Because it's not just about the lives of a circle of friends and colleagues now, oh no, it's about something much, much bigger. And much, much scarier.

Filled with the atmosphere, characters, and exceptional drama that have made John Sandford one of America's best-loved thriller writers, The Hanged Man's Song is a masterpiece of suspense.

Critic Reviews:

"This latest intelligent and exciting thriller proves a worthy addition to Sandford's overall body of work." (Publishers Weekly)

"Richard Ferrone's gruff voice fits the novel's tone. His intense style keeps the story moving and gives the characters vitality." (AudioFile)

"Ultimately, thrillers are defined by the scariness of the villains, and the bad guys Kidd contends with are a special breed indeed, capable of rendering lives meaningless by the thousands with a few key strokes. Clear a spot on the best-seller lists for this timely and entertaining thriller." (Booklist)

Members Reviews:

Realistic but predictable

I enjoyed this book because of its realistic nature. Working in the computer field, I found that I could relate to and understand much of the technical talk. The actual story was also pretty good. I did feel though it got pretty predictable at times. There was no real big surprise at the end or any real twist.