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Title: Summer in Tuscany
Author: Elizabeth Adler
Narrator: Celeste Lawson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 9 hrs and 11 mins
Language: English
Release date: 06-11-04
Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 68 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
But what they encounter in Tuscany is far more distracting than Gemma expected: a crumbling old villa and a town divided. Half the residents believe that Ben Raphael, another American, is the rightful inheritor of the villa. As cultures clash, gossip soars and intrigue unfolds. Gemma is caught up in the most disturbing and delicious trouble she's ever had. And her summer in Tuscany will change her outlook and her life forever.
Critic Reviews:
"The audio medium is probably the best way to absorb this collection....Valuable and well-performed." (Publishers Weekly)
Members Reviews:
Don't be fooled.
Somehow I was expecting "Under the Tuscan Sun," and instead got a shallow, predictable, cliche-ridden romance novel, read aloud in a grating, irritating voice. I tried to stick with this novel, hoping it would lead somewhere other than down this sorry path, but I finally gave up before the end of Part One; I decided I had better ways to spend my time.
I was fooled
I tried to get through it, put it down and downloaded the second half after several months. What a piece of junk. The reader was extremely irritating, and the plot was ridiculous. It sounded like the author read a few travel books, then churned out this weightless drivel. This is no better than a Harlequin Romance.
Good beach read..horrible reader
The reader has a grating and irritating voice. Disappointing.
The greatest thief
"The greatest thief is a terrible book," and this one robbed me blind. I was expecting something, anything, and all I got was a ridiculous waste of a read. Don't bother.
Trite
Hard to believe that this is the same author who wrote Fortune is a woman, or Property of a Lady or several other meaty good reads. Please write one of those again. They are not even available in audio!
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Title: Summer in Tuscany
Author: Elizabeth Adler
Narrator: Celeste Lawson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 9 hrs and 11 mins
Language: English
Release date: 06-11-04
Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 68 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
But what they encounter in Tuscany is far more distracting than Gemma expected: a crumbling old villa and a town divided. Half the residents believe that Ben Raphael, another American, is the rightful inheritor of the villa. As cultures clash, gossip soars and intrigue unfolds. Gemma is caught up in the most disturbing and delicious trouble she's ever had. And her summer in Tuscany will change her outlook and her life forever.
Critic Reviews:
"The audio medium is probably the best way to absorb this collection....Valuable and well-performed." (Publishers Weekly)
Members Reviews:
Don't be fooled.
Somehow I was expecting "Under the Tuscan Sun," and instead got a shallow, predictable, cliche-ridden romance novel, read aloud in a grating, irritating voice. I tried to stick with this novel, hoping it would lead somewhere other than down this sorry path, but I finally gave up before the end of Part One; I decided I had better ways to spend my time.
I was fooled
I tried to get through it, put it down and downloaded the second half after several months. What a piece of junk. The reader was extremely irritating, and the plot was ridiculous. It sounded like the author read a few travel books, then churned out this weightless drivel. This is no better than a Harlequin Romance.
Good beach read..horrible reader
The reader has a grating and irritating voice. Disappointing.
The greatest thief
"The greatest thief is a terrible book," and this one robbed me blind. I was expecting something, anything, and all I got was a ridiculous waste of a read. Don't bother.
Trite
Hard to believe that this is the same author who wrote Fortune is a woman, or Property of a Lady or several other meaty good reads. Please write one of those again. They are not even available in audio!