The Custom of the Country (version 2)

Loved to Hate

(4.5 stars)

Moji

Loved Elizabeth Klett's reading while busy hating Undine.

psycho b-word women is not a new phenomenon

(5 stars)

darthlaurel

Destructive, weak, conniving, and /or passive women are the bane of so many people's existence. Every version is on display in this story. As well as a few (very few) good ones. Amazingly well read. Very sad the main character didn't die a terrible death.

I had a Ralph and have an Undine of sorts

(5 stars)

YMichelle

I have never felt such sincere physical abhorrence for a fictional character before in my life. And yet, she has disrupted my life almost as much as those she affected in the story. Brought to life almost all too real by Ms. Klett.

Mr. Spragg. ill equipped to tame his shrews.

(3 stars)

nsVn

Undine's in dire need of a lass wupping. Elizabeth Klett's narration makes a mediocre or bad book better, and a good read GREAT 👌

Terrific!

(5 stars)

avid_adlib

Once again, Ms. Klett reads Edith Wharton with perfection. The Custom of the Country is another look into the striving lives and unhappy marriages of the near wealthy and hangers on.

great reading of a dastardly woman

(5 stars)

Kittiekatsky

if i rated the book its a 2. however the reader is devine in narrating the dastardly plans of a manipulative woman.

(4.5 stars)

jbrown

Loved to hate the protagonist in this story. Fantastic narrator and I couldn’t put it down!

One of my favorite readers

(3 stars)

Ms. Elizabeth

Ugh! What a narcissistic woman.