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Publisher's Summary
At the age of 29, Hannah Martin has lived in six different cities and held countless meaningless jobs. On the heels of leaving yet another city, Hannah moves back to Los Angeles and takes up residence in her best friend Gabby's guestroom. Hannah goes out to a bar one night with Gabby and meets up with her high school boyfriend, Ethan. Just after midnight, Gabby asks Hannah if she's ready to go. A moment later, Ethan offers to give her a ride later if she wants to stay. Hannah hesitates. What happens if she leaves with Gabby? What happens if she leaves with Ethan? In concurrent storylines, Hannah lives out the effects of each decision. Quickly these parallel universes develop into radically different stories with large-scale consequences for Hannah as well as the people around her.
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- KWM
- 23-10-15
Kept waiting for it to get good... but gave up
Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?
this was described to me as the "Sliding Doors" (movies with Gwyneth Paltrow) of novels. Two alternative stories start to take place after the shallow, predictable characters are introduced. Neither one is very compelling or even interesting. After reading this skimming the of the surface of any potential story, halfway through the book, I gave up on it ever getting better. It's like half a soap opera without the drama. Very disappointing.
What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)
I don't know or care what the ending was.
What did you like about the performance? What did you dislike?
Performance was mediocre.
What would have made this romance irresistible?
...an interesting story.
Any additional comments?
wish i could get that time and credit back.
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Overall2 out of 5 stars
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Performance3 out of 5 stars
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- Sarah
- 26-10-15
This book went nowhere interesting
Honestly a waste of time and a book credit. I struggled to the end but only because I had nothing else downloaded to listen to and a long car trip ahead of me. Nothing interested about the plot other than the initial twist of two parallel lives. Flat, self absorbed characters who contribute nothing out of the ordinary. Don't bother.
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- Alison Cooper
- 02-10-15
If you've seen Sliding Doors, you've read this novel
The story is entertaining, but far from original. I was disappointed by that.
The reader was great. The friendship between two main characters convincing.
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- LoveHateBookBlog- Sharee
- 22-08-15
A story of how fate changes your life
If you could sum up Maybe in Another Life in three words, what would they be?
Fate, Choices, Soulmate
What did you like best about this story?
I liked how the story was unique and the parallel universes wasn't what i expected. I thought i knew where the story was going and it took a drastic turn from the very beginning. Some things in Hannah's life stayed the same no matter what choices she made, so I'm guessing that is fate.
What about Julia Whelan’s performance did you like?
I like her voice. It was calm and I could tell the differences between the characters without it being weird
Who was the most memorable character of Maybe in Another Life and why?
I think I like how Gabby added to the story. Of course Hannah was the main character and were along for the ride, but it is amazing how we got to see what was written in the stars for Gabby. It was tough to listen too, but it showed how much her character loved Hannah and in the end she got her happiness too.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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Performance5 out of 5 stars
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- Sam
- 01-02-16
Loved the narration but not for me
I really loved the narrator which is why I purchased the book. But the story wasn't for me. It's a neat concept of two different storylines. However, I wasn't really a fan of the way it flopped back and forth.
It was well-written and I would probably listen to another book by the author, so long as it didn't flop back and forth.
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- Jeff Koeppen
- 22-12-17
A nice easy read, fascinating premise
I love the concept of this book and have not seen the movie Sliding Doors so I don’t recall experiencing a story such as this – where a person’s life unfolds told in two parallel story lines after a critical decision is made. This fascinates me because in 1990 I almost chose not to go to the party where I met my wife. If I hadn’t chosen to go to the party I probably wouldn’t have met her and what the hell would my life had been like? I can’t even imagine.
The main character in the book, Hannah, attends a party shortly after moving back to LA where she grew up, and has to choose whether to leave the party with her ex-boyfriend / high school sweetheart or go home with the couple she is staying with temporarily. The plot forks from there. In the next nine or so hours the book takes some interesting and surprising twists and turns, all while Hannah worries over and over about her bun (a high bun), and obsesses constantly about cinnamon rolls. I thought both stories were really well told and moved along at nice clip, my interest never wavered. The characters were all believable. The ending was satisfying. I liked the inherent message that our lives are based on the choices we make, not the invisible guiding hand of fate.
What I didn’t like was that the chapters were pretty short and as I listened to the beginning of each chapter I sometimes had to think to figure out which of Hannah’s lives we were in. Sometimes the author changed the story line at the beginning of a new chapter and sometimes she didn't, and often times Hannah is interacting with the same person in both lives so it was a little confusing. I wonder if the paper book had the chapters marked in some way to let the reader know which life we were in. I thought the narration was great for the most part with a minor criticism that all the men seemed to have the same breathy voice. The book was a little bit too romance-y for me at times but none of the scenes lasted very long due to brisk pace of the book.
Overall, it was pretty good and I give it 3.5 stars. It was a nice, easy listen and a welcome change of pace after having my brain taxed with science (not complaining) in the last two audiobooks I read.
I think I will check out the author’s new 2017 book The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.
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- Divya
- 28-08-15
Amazing story brought to life by a good narration
It was a gripping story and a true what's coming now sense gripped me through the entire narration. I wonder what does my parallel universe looks like .... Oops didn't mean to say that ;)
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- Fosterkit50
- 29-12-15
Makes you think!
Completely enjoyed this book and the possibilities it opens up. Was relieved that the ending was positive. Highly recommend it.
12 people found this helpful
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- Diana
- 22-08-15
Loved It!
Where does Maybe in Another Life rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
I liked it a lot. Maybe in the top 30. I listen to many audiobooks!
What was one of the most memorable moments of Maybe in Another Life?
The last part of the book, towards the end when the two stories kind of intertwined.
What does Julia Whelan bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
Emotion.
Who was the most memorable character of Maybe in Another Life and why?
I really enjoyed Hannah, Gabby and Henry the best.
Any additional comments?
A very lovely and interestIng story. A "feel good" book!
12 people found this helpful
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- Kimberley Endicott
- 19-10-15
Outstanding book!
I had never heard of this author, but I'm so glad I took a chance on this book. The story was delightful, the pace perfect and the ending, a cherry on top. I ordered this author's other books and can't wait to read them.
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- Kindle Customer
- 05-05-20
time-pass
It's Ok. I loved Daisy & the Six so wasn't expecting pure romance so i was probably the wrong audience. Also in the premier league of high frequency words, up there with to, at, in, of, I, you, a, the, you shouldn't find roll and certainly not cinnamon. The performance is fine for the women. The men though all have one of two voices: a woman who smokes too much and a pompous woman who smokes too much.
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- Alice
- 02-05-20
Lovely book!
I absolutely loved this book! it was so different to any other books I have read before. As another reader mentioned before, the story resembles the film 'Sliding doors', but I enjoyed this more, highly recommended!
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- Roohi Rukhsana Sarwar
- 24-01-20
Beautiful
Such a beautiful book. Makes you look at life in a different way. Loved it.
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- Amazon Customer
- 03-06-17
highly recommended for those with big decisions!
I downloaded this audiobook when I had a big decision to make in my own life. I would highly recommend it for this purpose. Thought provoking and engaging throughout with very likeable characters.
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- LilleyLoohLah
- 16-06-16
Riveting
Any additional comments?
Full five star recommendation. Absolutely adored this book. During the first paragraph I was thinking, yeh, yeh, here we go, and then bam, we have "Sliding doors". This I would have known had I read the synopsis beforehand. So, we follow Hannah Martin as her life unravels in two different universes so to speak. One where she is in a car accident after deciding to let fate take its course, and one where she decides to grab the bull by the horns and take a chance on her first love. Both scenarios play out with all the same characters, and Gabby remains a clear constant in both scenarios (Gabby's life too has two different courses, however Gabby's ending is somewhat the same in comparison to Hannah's). Each alternate scenario is told every chapter and I've got to say, it worked, I was engrossed. It had me thinking about my past and the what ifs, did I marry my soulmate? I certainly think I did, but so did Hannah, in both scenarios. Fantastic read, beautifully written. Highly recommend.
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- George
- 08-06-19
Managed an hour
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- Debbie Bram
- 01-07-19
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