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Until the End of Time
- A Novel
- Narrated by: Nick Podehl
- Length: 8 hrs and 54 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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- Susan Mahon
- 17-08-20
brilliant
absolutely beautiful. wow what a book. was gripped from start to finish. another smash hit.
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- Debby Lawrence
- 10-11-16
Brilliant
A lovely story and I enjoyed the narrator hr has a very pleasant voice. Thank you very much.
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- Abigail
- 23-05-16
did not like this one at all. very confusing
very confusing and hard to finish. really didn't enjoy this one and I love Danielle Steel books normally
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- sarahmoose2000
- 03-11-14
Love Eternal
Two stories linked by love, can't say much more than that or it'll ruin the reveal. It gets one more star for the first husband being my ideal man, yay!
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- Mrs
- 07-04-13
Until the end of time
I listened to this in the car on a long journey, I found the story line quite gripping but was disappointed when the book almost started again with another story about different characters with a twist at the end. I would have liked the first part of the book to not have such an abrupt end! Good listening though, this was the first audio book I have listened to .....
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- PJ
- 31-08-16
Author needs to do her homework
Anyone that is of the Christian faith doesn't BELIEVE that you are reincarnated or a star when you die!!! You go to heaven or hell. If you are going to have a Episcopal minister and a Quaker woman in the story, do your research in the bible next time.
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- Jennifer A. Stone
- 18-03-13
Brilliant characters acting heroically - no losers
These are stories that make us believe in the power of eternal love - and the characters in this book show their attraction to each other in a playful, fun loving way, with lightness of heart and spirit.
My only issue was that this was two separate stories - and I wanted each to be longer, fuller and to have a more drawn-out ending. Perhaps just that I didn't want to leave behind my lovers when the story ended.
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- Jeffery
- 12-02-19
No such thing as reincarnation, it's a lie!
I didn't like that this book was Promoting reincarnation because if you are a Christian you can't Promote Reincarnation. Because The Bible says once comes death then comes judgment. Hebrews 9:27
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- Reegan Ricci Dewey
- 22-11-19
THE BEST
Loved this story. One of the best books I have read. Really like this particular narrator.
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- Laura Peters
- 06-11-19
loved it.
I loved it . it was hard to stop listening. narration was done very well.
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- Turkesshia Moore
- 17-05-19
Excellent
This was an excellent read. I was actually surprised at how captivating the story was.
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- MK
- 30-01-17
Reincarnation
Reincarnation was hard enough to accept. But I found it offensive that she used Christian people (a minister and an Amish girl) to depict the belief. I've loved reading her books for the past 25 years. This is the first one I haven't liked.
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- Tammy
- 04-07-16
Until the end of time
Loved the story until both main characters died. The story could have been taken in a different direction. Didn't like starting a new story in he middle. Didn't think they tied in enough at end end. Just sad.
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- Gary
- 07-03-13
And That's Another Story!
Danielle Steel once again weaves a story that pulls you into each character and illustrates by word how very much the twists and turns of life direct us from joy to sadness while once again lifting the human spirit .
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- Muri
- 04-03-13
this was well narrated
What made the experience of listening to Until the End of Time the most enjoyable?
I did enjoy both parts of the book, where the first part was the one that took all my interest where the second part did as well,
What about Nick Podehl’s performance did you like?
I really enjoyed Nick's performance very much and it was so understandablel.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
at the end of part one of the book had me cry and enjoy that they were together till the end of time was very romantic. As the part two it had me sad for the girl and her father but the story line was very good.
Any additional comments?
The book which had two different stories really got my attention and enjoyed both stories very much.
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