A review by brittaini
The End of the Affair, by Graham Greene, Monica Ali
5.0
This was the most magical audiobook experience I've had yet.
The book is dense and grapples with big topics like love, God, what leads us to God, how love persists or doesn't after death. But it's also plainspoken and direct in a way that is always a challenge to capture with prose.
It will probably give you too many feelings for a workday if you listen to it during your commute.
The book is dense and grapples with big topics like love, God, what leads us to God, how love persists or doesn't after death. But it's also plainspoken and direct in a way that is always a challenge to capture with prose.
It will probably give you too many feelings for a workday if you listen to it during your commute.