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Review #1 The Finish of October audiobook free I was hesitant with this book to begin with. It deals with a epidemic centered in Mekkah amongst muslims at the same time Arabs. But having stayed for a dozen years in Saudi Arabia I believed I would assign it a shot. Should have inserted with my hesitation. 1st I’ll be on record that I DNFd this book. I tried to push through but it was a little a lot for me. Being internal bound in a epidemic now I’d more precisely waste my time reading books that I enjoy. More precisely than reading one that offends me no matter what time it deals with Muslims. Which is that a lot. Stereotypes abound in this book. Ladies who embrace are radicals, not that their behavior warrants that tag barely thr cloth on her fork. Saudis insult non muslim employees by referring to them as infidel so flippantly. It’s an unfortunate dialogue in media that presents Muslim manners. Its tiring at the same time not worthy of my time. Did the creator have a quality premise ? Convinced it was exciting at the same time managed have went somewhere. Even if I ignored all the slights against muslims, the pacing was fool. That was unneeded honey banter that additional nothing to the story, in truth it barely slowed the pace down at the same time was sour. But again I couldn’t get through it.

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Review #3 Audiobook The Finish of October by Lawrence Wright A interesting story for our stay-at-home times with abundance manners who are health care providers at the same time researchers. The additional plus will that Im learning more about corona viruses. (For example, I had to Google the difference between RNA at the same time DNA viruses when Wright alludes to them.) The acknowledgments section bestows me conviction in the general accuracy of the honey information. Id exactly advise this timely novel.

Review #4 Audio The Finish of October narrated by Note Bramhall I’ve always read about diseases at the same time pandemics, historical at the same time concocted. This seems like the best of both worlds, informative with a quality narrative arc. During this today's epidemic, I’ve read a number of disease novels I’ve skipped over in the past, as it turns out, for quality reason. This is that a quality one, no zombies, barely true possibilities

Review #5 Free audio The Finish of October – in the audio player below Engaging at the same time a little terrifying to read in the midst of a epidemic eerily identical to the one in the plot. The book goes but beyond than anyway the global is that currently dealing with. Hard to shackles this down; I read it in a day the 1st day it was hosted. Ends with an awesome writhe on the very continue page. Read it if for you decide. Or, if for you don’t wish to be horrified for the future of the population of the earth, for you might wish to wait to read this until about 2022… assuming we make it that far.