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The Divorce Papers
- A Novel
- Narrated by: Rebecca Lowman, Arthur Morey, Kathe Mazur, Emily Rankin, Susan Denaker, Mark Bramhall, Fred Sanders, Mark Deakins, Kim Mai Guest, Marc Cashman, Kimberly Farr
- Length: 13 hrs and 22 mins
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Witty and wonderful, sparkling and sophisticated, this debut romantic comedy brilliantly tells the story of one very messy, very high-profile divorce, and the endearingly cynical young lawyer dragooned into handling it.
Twenty-nine-year-old Sophie Diehl is happy toiling away as a criminal law associate at an old line New England firm where she very much appreciates that most of her clients are behind bars. Everyone at Traynor, Hand knows she abhors face-to-face contact, but one weekend, with all the big partners away, Sophie must handle the intake interview for the daughter of the firm's most important client.
After 18 years of marriage, Mayflower descendant Mia Meiklejohn Durkheim has just been served divorce papers in a humiliating scene at the popular local restaurant Golightly's. She is locked and loaded to fight her eminent and ambitious husband, Dr. Daniel Durkheim, chief of the Department of Pediatric Oncology, for custody of their 10-year-old daughter Jane - and she also burns to take him down a peg. Sophie warns Mia that she's never handled a divorce case before, but Mia can't be put off. As she so disarmingly puts it: It's her first divorce, too.
Debut novelist Susan Rieger doesn't leave a word out of place in this hilarious and expertly crafted debut that shines with the power and pleasure of storytelling. Told through personal correspondence, office memos, emails, articles, and legal papers, this playful reinvention of the epistolary form races along with humor and heartache, exploring the complicated family dynamic that results when marriage fails. For Sophie, the whole affair sparks a hard look at her own relationships - not only with her parents, but with colleagues, friends, lovers, and most importantly, herself. Much like Where'd You Go, Bernadette, The Divorce Papers will have you laughing aloud and thanking the literature gods for this incredible, fresh new voice in fiction.
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- Amazon Customer
- 08-16-21
Redundant
Very redundant to listen to. The narrator was great, but reading each heading to the letters had to take up half of the time read.
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- M. Blackstock
- 03-22-15
Delightful!
As an attorney, a single/divorced mother, a child of divorced parents and an attorney, I related to this book. Also, the self-deprecating humor was just what I needed! Great "fluff" when you want something more substantial than commercial fluff.
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- Denise
- 05-26-18
Very well written depiction of divorce.
Though the format of email/memos was a tiny bit tedious I loved this book. Great character development, great narration!
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- Ruth
- 03-23-14
I usually hate books told by reading letters BUT
I usually hate books told by reading letters and other documents BUT after the first few documents were read, this captured my attention and held it. It is told from both the lawyers perspective as she learns how to handle a civil case and a divorce, and the from that of the woman who's husband is dumping her. Having gone through a divorce, I found it very true to life, with all the craziness and, and yes, humor that goes into to trying to hammer out an agreement. In the end, her husband dumps the smarmy law firm and finds someone decent to represent him, and all ends on a high note. That is the only thing that didn't ring true. More often than not, decency does not prevail, bt it made for a happy ending so I guess it works.
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- Anita
- 08-05-14
'Suits' meets Peyton Place!
Do you know a lawyer? Because this book is less about the divorce of a married couple than the internal goings-on at a law firm. I know several lawyers, and have always known they have a certain 'sinister' side to their personalities and if this portrayal of a law firm is even half true, I'm really glad I decided to forego the law! Think of it as a lawyer's "Peyton Place."
The varied narrators make it very easy to know which character's perspective you're hearing - truly a help since it's written as though you are reading legal documents, memoranda and notes, rather than in a typical dialogue format.
I found it fun!
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- lucy
- 03-26-14
Different Style/Great Story!!
The book is certainly written in a different style, one letter, memorandum, email, divorce code at a time to unfold a wonderful story. I enjoyed the story, the different style was a delightful change to the usual and worked perfectly with the multi-dimensional story line. Having the different performers was genius and matched the style. I look forward to more books from Susan Rieger.
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- MUTigerNurse
- 06-22-15
Don't be put off!
Initially, the style of this book was a little hard to get used to. Once I got acclimated, however, it was a delightful story. I LOVE this narrator! She has a very easy voice to listen to and she puts just enough emphasis on just the right parts. I will definitely keep an eye out for this authors next book as I think she has quite a bit to offer us 😀
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- Susan C. S.
- 03-23-14
Singularly unsuited for audio.
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It wouldn’t necessarily be a problem to transform an epistolary novel into an audio book, but this particular novel has a lot of drawbacks for audio. If you want to hear specific telephone numbers, addresses, zip codes, and office jargon read over and over with seriousness, it might work for you.
Even worse, the novel depends heavily upon the presentation of financial accounting, so you get to hear the SAME sets of numbers read out in detail several times in succession, and then hear them again slightly altered, and repeated, later on. This goes on throughout the book. If you were reading with your eyes, you would get the point at once, and move on. You would not carefully read over each line of each document once you realized (which you certainly would) that the numbers and verbiage in each repeated document are the same. The author can't be faulted for this, since the book was certainly written to be seen on the page, not listened to. Whether it actually rises to the level of "novel" on the page, I can't say.
An unrelated problem is an insufferably self-involved central character. I realize that this is supposed to be part of the point of the novel, but our poor protagonist is such a collection of predictable clichés as to be sort of sad. This is one of those novels where we’re expected to believe that our hero is so spectacularly brilliant that all opposition fades in the light of her talent, but of the talent we never see evidence.
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- Salvatore
- 03-19-14
Hard to Follow
What did you like best about The Divorce Papers? What did you like least?
Hard to follow via an audio book. The book is comprised of a series of emails, faxes, newspaper articles, studies. Makes for a confusing listen to.
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- Erica
- 03-21-14
Entertaining listen
What made the experience of listening to The Divorce Papers the most enjoyable?
I liked the different way of telling the story through emails, memos and legal documents. There were some laugh out loud moments and I enjoyed slowly getting to know the main characters through their correspondence. There were some spots where I wished I was reading the printed version and able to skim the legal writings. But, overall I really enjoyed this listen.
What does the narrators bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
I love Rebecca Lowman and the way she can deliver a line. I think she might be my favorite narrator. The other narrators were also great.
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