Rebecca M.

Not up to usual standard

Revisado: 08-16-24

Story drug on and on. More about the personal demons of the Stride couple than the actual story line. Became so tiresome, I couldn’t finish. Rarely do I return an audio book, but this one goes back.

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Finally an excellent “Patterson” lent name book!

Revisado: 04-17-24

Many of the books released in past years with Patterson as a co-author were clearly not written with much, if any input from Patterson. I don’t know if Nancy Allen wrote most of this book , or all of it, but it’s a winner! Interesting plot, great narration ( so glad narrator didn’t use a phony, syrupy Mississippi accent🥖), and a surprise ending. One note, ending was somewhat spoiled by another reviewer who revealed they figured out whodunit, and proceeded to give the name. Shame on them!

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Always entertaining and suspenseful

Revisado: 06-22-23

Lippman does it again! The atmosphere of the book takes you to Baltimore and to the Maryland shore as though you are there .
The silky voice of Barbara Rosenblat, and her ability to make you feel all the emotions of the characters are the delicious icing on the cake.

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Another Freeman success

Revisado: 08-11-22

Up to the author’s standards, with the usual twist at the end. I really saw no hint of what was to come, which is unusual. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

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