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Royal Blood Lies

Written by: Susan Bradford
Narrated by: Vivienne Wright
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The audiobook reveals how Jesus Christ established the divine right (rite) to rule and why and how aspiring rulers have sought to usurp this right with disastrous consequences for humanity.
©2021 Susan Bradford (P)2021 Susan Bradford
Freedom & Security International Relations
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Great story, annoying performance

Entertaining story/research, almost no sources cited but still captivating if taken with a grain of salt.

The performance of the voice talent almost made it unbearable to listen at times: She was struggling through words (i.e. bourgeoizwee repeated over and over) and did not do proper research on how to pronounce Names of people (Skwabb and a bunch of others) and places.
We can clearly hear when she re-recorded to correct herself with a change in pace for single words instead of going through the sentence in full and oftentimes not even getting it right the second time!

Overall the effort of the performer did not do justice to the effort of the author but if you can manage to get through it, it's worth the time for those inclined to this sort of conspiracy-type worldview.

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