Captivating: Unveiling the Mystery of a Woman's Soul

I listened to it at 1.5x after the voice reviews (no one likes a whiny victim voice!) The edits are beautifully done. I'm still sad that it is abridged, as the full length book has more clarity on how to handle oppositions (whether those are the mental strongholds of shame, depression, and guilt, or outright spiritual attack). This one made it feel very open-ended. I like closure, but our world doesn't always come tied up in a nice bow. Aside from that, her personal experiences are refreshingly transparent, and I hope anyone who reads this uses discernment in knowing what is scripture and what is feeling. (though it is fairly obvious). One caviat: John also writes parts of this book, but his bits are not announced. That can get confusing!

My listen was wonderful. So good I listened to it 1 work day! I'm grateful to have been given the credit to enjoy such a good, positive, enlightening book.

Wild at heart for the men was much better. This one seemed to lack meat. Still okay but, not closed to Wild at Heart. I recommend that to everyone not Just men.

I couldn't finish this book. Victim, victim, victim...I expected a more positive message.

How do you say this? I wanted so badly for this book to be awesome, but in my heart I know it was not. It is good. What is said is sound, but it didn't WOW me.

While I agree that the quivering voice was a bit distracting, the content was well worth listening. I would highly recommend Captivating -- I personally found it very insightful and relevant.

Voice on audio was too desperate. I know the author feels the information is important to her audience, I agree to some extent, but the pleading voice quickly became annoying. Womens role, understanding of self and men very good.Too much devil stuff. Many people could become confused and start looking for demons under every rock. I Did learn more about how God views women and our role in the world.