Always Something There to Remind Me by Beth Harbison - Audiobook
“Orlagh Cassidy (born August 17, 1967, Washington D.C.) is an American actress. She made her Broadway debut in Present Laughter with Frank Langella.” (Wikipedia) She played in a few very famous series, short bits mostly (one of them being Sex and the City). She is great as a book reader.
In our case, the audio book is better than the book. Orlagh Cassidy is the reason I kept listening whilst doing everything I needed to do around the house. I would not have read more than twenty pages had I chosen the written format.
I also listened to the interview with the author that Laura Wilson, Director of Production at Macmillan Audio recorded and inserted at the end (great marketing strategy to promote the book I thought). I should thank her. All my curiosity and respect for a successful writer have died. Beth’ biggest word, “excruciating” is used twice in approximately five minutes. I also registered that she took over a year to write this book as opposed to the usual six to eight months. Funny thing: I consider this book to be the worst of the four I listened to written by her… And all offence intended regrettably: “Lady, you have wasted my time! And you sound puerile and anodyne and in desperate need of Word of the Day featured on my site!”.
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