Seth B.

Wonderful, fun, touching

Revisado: 09-28-24

Loved this book and the characters, who, although a little less sweet than the Thursday murder club crew, are still heartwarming and who still bring some coziness to the table.

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Coziest yet

Revisado: 08-27-24

An ever-expanding group of characters glomming onto the gang along with some really heartfelt parts.

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Narration was amazing, the story was quite fun

Revisado: 08-23-24

This mystery was cozy but still had a solid amount of action in it. Unsure why the residents who comprise the Thursday murder club haven’t been kicked out of Cooper’s Chase for the sake of avoiding trouble but, they always lead to a fantastic story.

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Perhaps my favorite Alex Cross book

Revisado: 02-13-23

I loved the cozy vibes, the new narrator, I loved both story lines, I love the neat little bow at the end, AND, best of all, I love how Alex didn’t endanger himself in his (usual) selfish way, completely ignoring the people in his life who depend on him.

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Validating, beautiful, and funny

Revisado: 02-09-23

I binge listened to this book and adored it, sent a copy to my mom. I think that her narration does so much (in a great way) for this story. In my opinion, Klein also does a great job acknowledging her privilege in a non-preachy way,
time and time again as she talks about motherhood.

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Finished within 36 hours of downloading it

Revisado: 01-29-23

Really enjoyed this book which was compelling without being an emotional roller coaster in addition to being comforting and thoughtful. Will recommend to those in my life who will appreciate it.

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A beautifully told and narrated story of communal strength and growing into a leader

Revisado: 09-07-22

This book, which has a pacing that is neither too fast nor too slow, presented the story of a young French woman whose responsibilities and conflicts are thrust upon her as the German occupation unfolds. We live in an era which points to political leaders as the source of or solution to our problems. But in this story about fighting for survival, we can be reminded of how small acts of care for those around us, whether or not they are carried out with tenderness, resentment, or both, are what keep individuals and communities going. Narration / voice acting are absolutely perfect and the word choices and imagery really do engage all of the senses.

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