Kim W.

Engaging story, goofy narration

Revisado: 04-24-25

Loved the story, but eye-rolling narration. Am I the only one who thinks silly character voices are annoying? To the point it can ruin the entire book. I honestly don’t know anyone in real life, no matter how dramatic, who talks the way character Lisa does.

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Well worth your time and money

Revisado: 04-20-25

I wouldn’t say I never saw the twist coming. You read enough of these books and you can usually figure it out at some point. But it was well written, the narrator was great. Didn’t put on silly voices for each of the characters, which I always appreciate. Fun read, intelligent writing, keeps you engaged for the duration!

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Definitely worth the money

Revisado: 04-12-25

This is my first Heather Chavez novel, and I’m impressed—she wrote an intelligent story line that kept me engaged. I also appreciate Megan Turing’s narration—not overly dramatic, making it relatable and believable. Look forward to reading more from Ms. Chavez!

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Same Lifetime story already told a dozen different ways

Revisado: 04-12-25

For the author: Do LA moms really say things like “dahhhling”? For the narrator: Do Californians still sound like actors from the 1940s who couldn’t decide whether they wanted to use an American or English accent? Seems like petty criticism, I know, but it’s cringy and distracting enough that it really does take away from the story’s credibility. Sorry…

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Same old plot, different setting

Revisado: 02-01-25

If you’re a Lifetime Movie fan and don’t get tired of the same plot over and over, this book is for you. And if you like lots of descriptive sex scenes, this book is also for you.

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Why does it always have to be political?

Revisado: 01-25-25

I’d definitely buy more books from Ms. Slaughter, but I’m over the constant insertion of her political views. Why ruin a potentially good story by alienating people that might more agree with your politics??

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Great story!

Revisado: 10-28-24

Loved this one, kept me going! I hate it when narrators feel the need to overact though, making characters sound downright silly and unrealistic. They should be treated as characters, not caricatures.

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Great narration, writing is…okay

Revisado: 07-24-24

Just wondering what’s up with female characters having such disgusting mouths in all these books? Does constant use of the F word make them somehow more real, gritty, and relatable? Or is that really how women carry on normal conversation these days? It detracts from the story, it’s disgusting, and it’s getting old.

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Great story, horrific narrator

Revisado: 06-17-24

I bought this without realizing who the narrator was. I’m a fan of Jeneva Rose, but Ms. Rodriguez manages to turn good stories into silly cartoons. Looking forward to more great JR books with other narrators.

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Well done!

Revisado: 06-16-24

Wow, I really, really liked this one! The clues given throughout the story kept me intrigued, but didn’t ruin the ending like sometimes happens. Great narration too! Not my first from Megan Miranda, definitely won’t be my last.

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