
Dear Heart, I Hate You
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Narrated by:
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Jason Clarke
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Erin Mallon
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By:
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J. Sterling
About this listen
I didn't plan on him...or for him.
I didn't plan on anything that had to do with Cal Donovan from Boston.
Meeting him was a complete and utter surprise, taking me completely off guard. I met new people every single day in my line of work, and none of them affected me. Isn't that just the way of things? You could meet a thousand people, and they'd all mean nothing to you, but then you'd meet that one and they suddenly meant everything.
I was a self-professed workaholic. When did making yourself your number-one priority become such a horrible thing? I wasn't entirely sure, but I learned fairly quickly after my last breakup that men don't like being second on a woman's priority list. And they seemed to be intimidated by a motivated female, calling me things like hard to handle, challenging, and difficult.
Being single seemed to work best for me, and I didn't plan on changing my relationship status anytime soon.
But then I met Cal.
And he f***ing ruined everything.
©2016 J. Sterling (P)2016 Inspire Magic, Inc.Ok story. Narrators we’re ok, little rushed.
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Enjoyable
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Nice easy listen
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A wonderful story and Jason and Erin were great narrators. Thank you
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wow
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Great read
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Great story
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The initial intensity was increasingly replaced by pragmatism throughout the story. The conflict was harsh without a really satisfying resolution, example: we get to the epilogue and there was an undertone of tepidity that just made all the “love” and “happiness” feel monotone and robotic. And to top it all off, I did not appreciate the emphasis on Jules’ approach to intimacy because—while I share similar feelings—there was an undertone of judgement towards people who do not feel how Jules does. That whole thing plus Cal’s attitude toward the female gender?… it culminated in some pretty intense open and internalized misogyny vibes I could not get down with. And also, so everyone in this little universe thinks you’re a vapid, unintelligent, deadbeat if you don’t live for work? Corporate grind or bust? Tell me how you really feel J. Sterling.
I dunno. This did not work for me, even with the narration (Erin Mallon and Jason Clarke were great). Will not be reading/listening to more of this author. Thank goodness it was on the plus catalogue!
Way too tepid with a-lot of moral opining
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Had trouble seeing this through to the end
I didn’t like the main characters
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DNF
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