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Title: Quite Honestly
Author: John Mortimer
Narrator: Suzy Aitchison, Toby Longworth
Format: Unabridged
Length: 5 hrs and 55 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-03-10
Publisher: Audible Studios
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 5 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Lucinda is a nice, middle-class girl fresh out of university, determined to 'repay her debt to society'. But when she signs up as a volunteer 'mentoring' ex-cons, it is not long before she is seduced by the darker side of life.
Members Reviews:
Love John Mortimer
I'm a fan.
Quite honestly the last -but not the best
Over the years a collector of Rumpole and his other works I have thoroughly enjoyed his writing, some to a greater extent than others.This, his last work ,I believe, is not memorable as it should have been.It appears to be aimed at a teen feminine market as many of the latest movies appear to be.This ,obviously is my own opinion but leaves me wishing for the wit and characters to be found in so many of his other works.The angst between the two main characters has its witty moments but on the whole fail,in my opinion, to achieve any high points.
John Mortimer's "Quite Honestly"
I've Been reading John Mortimer's books for some time. If you appreciate British dry humor, you'll like this book, and others of his as well. He's witty, funny and has a rather jaundiced view of humanity.
Charming Dry Wit and Deft Humor
Young Lucinda Purefoy wants to do good. To that end she gets involved with an organization that helps convicts when they get out of prison. What happens when Lucinda is assigned her ex-con leads to a bunch of adventures that turns do-gooderism on its head. Mortimer is at his best in this wryly witty look at liberalism at work. What's funniest is that Mortimer is poking fun at his own kind. A delightful read in every way.
quite honestly
i was very please with the condition of the book and the speedy delivery as this was a gift for my sister has she could not find the book in her locale.
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Title: Quite Honestly
Author: John Mortimer
Narrator: Suzy Aitchison, Toby Longworth
Format: Unabridged
Length: 5 hrs and 55 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-03-10
Publisher: Audible Studios
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 5 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Lucinda is a nice, middle-class girl fresh out of university, determined to 'repay her debt to society'. But when she signs up as a volunteer 'mentoring' ex-cons, it is not long before she is seduced by the darker side of life.
Members Reviews:
Love John Mortimer
I'm a fan.
Quite honestly the last -but not the best
Over the years a collector of Rumpole and his other works I have thoroughly enjoyed his writing, some to a greater extent than others.This, his last work ,I believe, is not memorable as it should have been.It appears to be aimed at a teen feminine market as many of the latest movies appear to be.This ,obviously is my own opinion but leaves me wishing for the wit and characters to be found in so many of his other works.The angst between the two main characters has its witty moments but on the whole fail,in my opinion, to achieve any high points.
John Mortimer's "Quite Honestly"
I've Been reading John Mortimer's books for some time. If you appreciate British dry humor, you'll like this book, and others of his as well. He's witty, funny and has a rather jaundiced view of humanity.
Charming Dry Wit and Deft Humor
Young Lucinda Purefoy wants to do good. To that end she gets involved with an organization that helps convicts when they get out of prison. What happens when Lucinda is assigned her ex-con leads to a bunch of adventures that turns do-gooderism on its head. Mortimer is at his best in this wryly witty look at liberalism at work. What's funniest is that Mortimer is poking fun at his own kind. A delightful read in every way.
quite honestly
i was very please with the condition of the book and the speedy delivery as this was a gift for my sister has she could not find the book in her locale.