Momzworkin

Annoying male narrator when he played the younger Tom.

Revisado: 10-15-24

There is definitely a few twists in this book. It dragged in areas of female lead going on and on about how the killer must be in her life - in all of NYC?
I don't like books that you listened to for 10 hours, and suddenly it ends in 15 minutes worth of listening.

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This should be Y.A. fiction.

Revisado: 07-13-24

It just couldn't seem to find a cohesive way to keep it together. Couldn't get past 2 hours....

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Favorite part of my day!! 😄

Revisado: 10-31-22

I checked 3 times today for a new episode! You both make my day - I wish we could crack open a bottle or four and just betch betch betch about Bravo! You da best!!

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I am a fan of Ashley Flowers podcasts

Revisado: 09-14-22

I wanted to support her debut novel, so I used a credit and moved it ahead of other books I planned to listen to. Obviously there will be another book, or what happened to the main character? I felt like it was a "well I am tired of writing this and have to end it somewhere...." kind of ending. It was just convoluted.

I was so excited about trying out this new book I neglected to see who was narrating - Brittany Pressley. I avoid anything narrated by her because of how she puts a heavy "huhh" sound at the end of any male dialog, like every man has a gruff voice. Her reading just sets my teeth on edge, but I finished it for the sake of supporting the author.

Never again, thanks.

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loved the writing

Revisado: 06-17-22

This was my first time listening to this author's work. I loved the book. I think the end came to a bit of an abrupt crash, tying all the knots of the story up, nice and tidy, but I like how he wrote.

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weird

Revisado: 05-24-22

Not what I expected. The actual murders had nothing to do with what happened with the girls in school.
I wouldn't go back for another by this author. I really got it because Richard Armitage was a narrator, and is one of my all time favorites. He just needs better material to work with.

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Disappointed

Revisado: 03-10-22

I pre-ordered this because I love Candice Fox's other books. This one takes place in the US-confusing as all the others are in her native Australia. The editors must also be from down under since cotton candy was called "fairy floss" - definitely not an American term.
It rambled. The characters were so disconnected. This is obviously planned as a series, but I don't know that it would be worth a credit again.
Can we please get some more Harriet Blue?

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So excited to find this podcast!

Revisado: 07-13-21

I believe myself to be an all - things- L&O lover. A good friend, knowing this, referred your podcast and it is the first and only one in my library. I found someone speaking my language!!
Who would have thought that a girl who didn't even graduate from Hudson University could enjoy a podcast this much - thanks!!!
~ momzworkin

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Scary predictor of our current political situation

Revisado: 06-24-20

Lynn Thigpen is an amazing narrator, with an incredible talent for audible books. She was the reason I bought it, but then the book itself draws you in. I thought, as far as a timeline, it was a little choppy, but not to the point of being distracting.
Already got the second in the series!

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couldn't listen to narrator anymore!

Revisado: 12-20-18

When he does women's voices he sounds so melodramatic and b*thy- just a Saturday Night Live skit - so annoying.

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