True Colors

I kept cheering for Dallas. Great story to listen to and enjoy.

This is definitely in my top 5! Loved the entire book! Well written!

I have loved all 7 or 8 of Kristin Hannah’s books that I’ve listened to. I think this one would have been just as interesting if it hadn’t been for the narrator. It was poorly narrated with grown men and women sounding like cartoon characters or Chipmunks. I was so disappointed and regret spending my money on this one.

I always enjoy books by this author, but this one is not at the top of my list. Though it kept my interest, the book dragged on and wasn’t as engaging as other Kristin Hannah books.

The story was great and I stayed captivated from start till end. It confirmed to me that sometimes 2nd chances are warranted and needed for all involved. It also reminded me that all families and communities have toxic members and that its ok to walk away from those who never fail to cause us pain. I found the narrators voice a little whiny when the story didn't call for it. Would recommend

It drug on and on. This was one of my least favorite of hers. The narrator was not good. Wynonna’s voice was not pleasant at all

I gave the book only 3 stars not because it was a bad book, but because it made me so angry. It was a book about three sisters who were living with their horrible father in a narrow-minded town full of narrow-minded people. Those townfolks would go to church every Sunday but were so hypocritical that they sent an innocent men to prison for over a decade. And the sisters stayed in that town and never even thought about leaving that place. I just did not understand what made people tick in that book. I grew up in a town like that and couldn't wait to get out of there. But the writing was good and the narrator was good.

I gave the book only 3 stars not because it was a bad book, but because it made me so angry. It was a book about three sisters who were living with their horrible father in a narrow-minded town full of narrow-minded people. Those townfolks would go to church every Sunday but were so hypocritical that they sent an innocent men to prison for over a decade. And the sisters stayed in that town and never even thought about leaving that place. I just did not understand what made people tick in that book. I grew up in a town like that and couldn't wait to get out of there. But the writing was good and the narrator was good.

Although I didn't enjoy this as much as the profound Nightingale by Hannah, it was a good and compelling read.

I enjoyed this book. There was much substance and it was a little dark at times, as it explored complicated relationships. It held my interest to the end. The narration was well executed and flowed nicely as well. I would recommend it to others.