Heart of the World
Gelesen von Paul Hansen
H. Rider Haggard
H. Rider Haggard wrote Heart of the World in 1895 and it tells of the search for a secret and hidden Mayan civilization living in a long lost city filled with gold and jewels! It is also a love story of a couple willing to give up everything, and I mean EVERYthing, for true love. And it is a melodramatic adventure story of good against evil. I am not sure which side wins... however it is a wonderful read! (Description by Paul Hansen) (14 hr 11 min)
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I love to hear a story told, as in the days before radio. It allows the mind to visualize a personal rendition of events. This story like many I have listened to, is read wonderfully. The pace is mesmerizing as one would expect of an Adventure to hidden Mayan treasures.
Ok.
Sophie
I find the reader to be a bit monotone so I lose concentration, though he does try. There are some adventures but I kept losing concentration because of the aforementioned
I almost wish it was true
Linda Givler
I would have given this a 5 star except for the quality of the recording. When it began, I thought I was not going to enjoy this reader but turns out, he is perfect for this story. what a mind, H.Ryder Haggert had. I kept being amazed by the story line, the incredible details, the humanity of characters (except the evil ones) and the description of the ancient Inca City. it felt like he must have seen it. Not a very surprising ending but I kept hoping things would turn out differently.
Fantastic!
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I love everything by H Rider Haggard and this book does not disappoint he has got to be the best adventure story writer ever. That's my opinion but man he it writes an incredible story! King Solomon's Mines and The Lost World are my all-time favorites but this is a fantastic listen.
elm
and I'm using IF somewhat absurdly fantastical tail not one of Haggard's best. The readers prosody is distractingly off and there are some minor technical problems with the reading but overdue all an enjoyable distraction if that's what you're looking for.
oh, whata tale
shavon
Few authors make me laugh like Rider Haggard. I cried a lot listening to Heart. But how interesting. The details kept me listening and the suspence was amazing. Mr. Hansen read very well too.
Endless dialog with little to no action. Not worth it
Dr. Dijkstra
Very meager story with endless dialog. Reader was ok but book seemed to never end. Ending was very predictable and unsatisfying. Pick a different book.
Brett Miller
Imagine King Solomon's Mines set in central america and you have this book. Throw in an illusion towards the legends Noah and even Jesus at one point. Overall I highly recommend it.