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Painful to get through

Revisado: 04-22-25

The dialog is painfully cringe….full of cliches and tacky one liners that you never hear ppl say out loud.

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Shallow plot - unlikable main characters

Revisado: 11-25-24

Every character spoke and acted like teenagers. The two main characters were so frustrating and acted infuriatingly passive right up until the final 30 min. Could barely get through it, but thankfully it was a freebie.

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Smug Babies

Revisado: 11-15-24

Combined two of my favorite things, sarcasm & murder mystery. I loved everything about this.
“No smug babies in my immediate future…” line killed me. 😂🔪

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The narrator os terrible

Revisado: 03-02-24

I am only on chapter 6 and I don’t know if I can finish this- can’t stand the narrator-why do people living in Boston and New England have southern accents (and no it’s not just Chloe) or the same short, jerky, whiny way to speak? The narrator is really doing a number on this book and it’s hard to listen to…can’t get into the characters when I can’t get past the horrible, speaking voice, she attributes to each of them.The breathy way she ends the words…her delivery of the dialogue is infuriating…. She is taking a good story and making it horrible to get past her voice. She’s going to ruin this series if she narrates all of them.

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Lacking credibility & believable plot

Revisado: 09-23-23

Wish the author researched FBI protocols & court proceedings a bit….it felt like an amateur, teen book when discussing any law enforcement details etc. there were parts it also felt very condescending & preachy in an odd way. Performance of the readers was good, but It just felt very teen novel to me….missed opportunity to have a very gripping story.

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Fantastic

Revisado: 09-13-23

Really enjoyable story telling- Performance was perfection, Lisa J does it again- Worth the wait.

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Just under six hours to go and I can’t finish

Revisado: 09-09-23

Zero interest in what happened to any of the characters- so far no one is likable and I have no interest in how this unfolds. So far it’s not scary. It’s not a mystery. It’s not a thriller. It’s just annoying and I’m so bored I can’t keep track of the characters.

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Weak main female character

Revisado: 07-08-22

I’m always disappointed when the main female narrator is weak and naive. The action parts of story during climax were frustrating to listen to and whiney…not exciting, nor suspenseful..combo of writing style and narration. The plot was good but delivery not great - needed more suspense and mystery to it…came off as just 2 boring, unhappy families barely able to plan and enjoy a basic short vacation rather than a twisty thriller.

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Weak woman who is a terrible mother as a main lead

Revisado: 03-10-22

If you like strong female leads this is not the book for you. The protagonist is a woman who refuses to get a job so she can spend more time with her child yet forces child out of school she loves to move into apartment so she can mooch off other people and continue to not work for longer. insufferable how naïve, lazy and wants someone else to take care of her at all costs Fraya is.

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Narrator sounds weak and whiney

Revisado: 12-24-21

Story was interesting and keeps your attention - narrator made every woman sound so weak and whiny and like every sentence was a complaint. and I hope I never have to hear her say the word ‘Café’ again.

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