The Shadow Effect

It's best to think of this audiobook as three separate essays by three authors with unique views of their topic but nothing other than the very broad topic itself tying them together. Each author narrates his or her portion of the book, and each has a different style of writing and presenting. Chopra requires attention and concentration as he reads without much emotion in a bit of a monotone. In contrast, Ford is a cheerleader or coach who can barely restrain her enthusiasm for her ideas, but she falls into a singsong presentation. Williamson follows up in a professorial tone that assumes the listener will agree with her and see the worth of what she has to say. J.E.M. (c) AudioFile 2010, Portland, Maine