Tracy Wicker Pierce

Good listen!

Revisado: 12-28-24

I figured out the ending petty soon, but the plot twists had me second guessing myself. I was glad to see Shelby's character develop into a strong woman.

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sigh

Revisado: 03-18-21

What can I say? This entire series by Kristen Painter has been terrific! Not anything steamy, but just enough romance.

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Good listen

Revisado: 03-07-21

Lots of twists in this one. Parts of it were a little drawn out for me, but overall a good listen.

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Eye opening

Revisado: 11-15-20

I could never really say that I understand the psychological affects of what happened here. This will definitely open you to an inside look at an abusive home. The storyline jumped around a little too much for me. Sometimes it was hard to keep up with the time period of what was happening. I am not referring to the telling of what happened and then hearing more recent thoughts of that same event. There was a point when the author talked of Tori being born and then it seemed like he reverted back to an incident before her birth. Karen did a great job with the voices of the different characters. It was a little harder to differentiate the girls during and after their teen years, but the age difference helped that. It is so sad that these kinds of things do happen and worse that they go unnoticed.

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To get away with harming this many people, and independent adults at that, is mind blowing! There is no way I could sit back and let what happened to Kathy or Ron happen to myself. I can understand how the children could be influenced, as that is the only way of life that they knew. The husband and other 2 adults, I do not comprehend. I also don't understand why Shelley's stepmother didn't intervene sooner or how none of the girls' school staff noticed anything. Especially when she didn't allow them to change clothes. You never really know what goes on behind closed doors.

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Good, but familiar

Revisado: 10-11-20

It was a good story, but too much of it sounded exactly like the last book. There were phrases that sounded like the only difference was the names involved. Still worth a read.

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Another great read!

Revisado: 09-26-20

I wish it would have continued the story just a little longer. Overall a great ending to the trilogy.

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LOVE!

Revisado: 09-21-20

Love everything about this! of course I'm pretty partial to Nora anyway. The performance was well done.

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Great story! Not so great narrating

Revisado: 05-20-20

I loved the story until the end! I wanted more out of the ending. The reading was not good. I enjoyed when she was reading Iris but all of the male characters sounded the exact same. I still enjoyed the story but would warn others to be open and pay attention to which male is speaking.

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Great Job All Around

Revisado: 05-14-20

What a great ending to the trilogy! Nora Roberts tells a wonderful tale as usual. Julia Whelan did an excellent job of the many characters. 99%of the time i knew exactly who was speaking by her voice alone. She was the perfect choice for all 3 stories. You can't help but love the good guys and hate the bad guys. The characters are so relatable. I would love to see this turn into a movie trilogy. A new favorite for me.

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Bring on #2!

Revisado: 04-24-20

I really loved this book. I am a huge Nora Roberts fan and this one didn't disappoint. The characters are relatable and the story is different. I thought it quite coincidental that I would start this book while COVID-19 has been ravaging most of the world. I enjoyed the magic involved and cried at some of the losses. I got a good laugh during some portions and straight up angry at others. There were moments of joy and of despair. Julia Whelan did a great job at differentiating so many characters. There were only a couple of times that I got confused about who was speaking, but with the multitude of characters introduced, I could understand that. I thoroughly enjoyed this listen and will be recommending to family and friends. I'll be starting book 2 soon!

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