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Bunny Goes Abroad

Revisado: 12-23-24

I loved that this story shows us Bunny in the wild, not in the world he knows and is comfortable moving around in. The best part..... Elton F$$king John!!!!!!!!

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Suspense!

Revisado: 02-29-24

I have to say, Dervla McTiernan is one of my favorite authors, if not THE favorite author. Her storytelling is superb with wit, twists, and turns. Her stories are engaging and relatable and The Fireground is no different. The human condition bonds these characters. LOVED IT!

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Good Story

Revisado: 09-20-23

Loved the story but the female
narrator got on my last nerve. I'm not sure if she's just trying to hard to sound badass or what but it just comes across like she's a brand new local news anchor trying way way way too hard. She does better when she's narrating the dudes in her chapter. It almost made me stop listening. If you can get passed that is good. I just keep praying there's more chapters narrated by Damien.

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Read Don't Listen

Revisado: 08-25-23

I'm sad to say that the narrator totally ruined this book for me. I don't understand how a robotic, jerky reader got chosen to narrate. It makes it difficult to follow and not enjoyable at all. I feel awful saying this about someone's performance, but it has such a huge impact on everything.

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Great Story

Revisado: 08-19-23

Love this series and this addition proves nothing less than enjoyable. Unfortunately, the recording is very echo-ey. It's really quite distracting and bothers the ears and brain after a while. lol. Still, a great book and great performance.

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Complex and intense!

Revisado: 07-12-23

You are whisked away to an Irish Castle where a family dynasty grapples with truth, fiction, betrayal, love and the real meaning of family. This book shot to my favorites of all time list!

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Quirky, sad, funny, and deep

Revisado: 02-13-22

When I first started this book, I really didn't know what to think. It was odd but in a way that I had to keep going. I am so glad I did. This has ranked in my top 10 favorites of all time. It is absurd in a completely normal and understanding way. It has a way drawing you in and making you realize how we are all absurd at some point or another. The characters are charmingly real while delivering a message that is ok sometimes to not be ok. It deals with a serious subject matter, mental health and suicidal ideation, but shows the hope and light that is there waiting for us. Brilliant! I hope the author continues Eleanor's journey.

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Interesting Read

Revisado: 11-05-21

I grew up hearing stories of the possibility that a woman, who had taken on the appearance of a man, had become Pope for a short period of time. This book is about how that could have truly been the case. I really enjoyed this book.

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A fun and far out romp

Revisado: 08-30-21

I loved the zaniness of this story! Calamity is woven into this story of greed and shady business dealings that leads to murder. It's outlandish happenings is the charm of the story. This tale has a Maxwell Smart meets I Love Lucy---esk feel to it that just draws you in.

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Suspense and Mystery

Revisado: 05-28-21

The story has a good pace to it. It is an easy listen that delivers twists and turns along the way. The family dynamic was the only thing that fell flat for me. If that was developed a little more instead of using the stereotypical rebellious daughter and the gaming nerd son, it would have added a realism that the readers could grab on to.

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