A Woman's War

Excellent story

(4 stars)

TwinkieToes

Dr. Murchison and his wife are well-esteemed. He's a knowledgeable, compassionate doctor with a perfect family...and a sudden flaring up of hereditary alcoholism. Kate Murchison supports and helps her husband to try to beat the curse. Dr. Steele and his wife are competitive and ambitious, and Betty Steele has a deep-seated, vindictive hatred of Kate. When Dr. Murchison's Achilles heel starts to manifest itself, Betty Steele uses it to ruin the Murchisons. But that's not the end of the story. This is a tale of redemption, faithfulness, selfishness, revenge, and poetic justice. An excellent story that challenges us in our own motivations and ambitions, and in our loyalty and faith in those we love. I agree that chapter 5 could use a re-record. The sound quality is poor. However, the reading overall is excellent.

(4.5 stars)

ms SV

I almost gave up listening to this book because it was so dark. But I’m glad I stayed with it. The book was very good as was the reader.

Poor quality recording of

(3 stars)

seventyeight

chapter 5 is very difficult to listen to because of the poor quality of the recording. In general though, this is well read.

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(5 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

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(4.5 stars)

KAB

Great story, though with a disappointing ending.