Jan Roberts

Twists Galore

Revisado: 03-26-24

Eve was irritatingly calm during times when I thought she should be outraged and vocal about it. It’s kind of a big deal since she’s the main character. Otherwise, great writing, nice flow, great character development.

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This booked shocked me.

Revisado: 01-02-24

I can’t believe this book was written by one of my favorite authors, and it absolutely stinks. The direction of the plot is vague, the protagonist is or isn’t seeing monsters and devils, there is very little action, the wife’s laid-back behavior is not responsive to her husband’s behavior, he lies about his cancer coming back and she’s his oncologist so how does she NOT know he’s telling lies, and the voices used to represent the doorbell and the devils is grindingly irritating.

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Disappointed. Spoiler.

Revisado: 10-21-23

The plot was thin and pretty simple. Most of the text was Mitch parading around like a master of the universe, lots of networking and meals in expensive restaurants, lots of wheeling and dealing. He’s worked as full partner at the same law firm (biggest in the world, he says more than once) for 15 yrs in NYC, and it took him till the end of the book to see the immorality that was on show the entire time, and of which he played a part? C’mon, John Grisham. I was very disappointed and can’t recommend it.

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Some nice twists

Revisado: 09-03-23

This book feels almost like it was rushed to print. I never settled on anyone to root for and I didn’t identify with any of the characters or relationships. It all seemed a bit shallow and disjointed. In my opinion, the book needed more work before publication.

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Narrator/Plot/Character Developement

Revisado: 06-22-23

What’s the deal with the narrator? Super annoying. Sex scenes are beyond anything I want to read-very cringe-worthy. Ultimately disappointing plot. Too many faceless characters. Basic cop procedures aren’t followed, Lots of moving about without getting anywhere.

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Narrator

Revisado: 04-06-23

I liked the book a lot.
The narrator took frequent great gulps of air constantly, to the point that I almost had to stop listening. Her interpretation of Ursa was pitiful, ranging between whiney and babyish. Too much he said, she said, Gabe said, Joe asked….
I liked her voice but…..

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…and the story moves forward.

Revisado: 03-19-23

Same excitement and great writing and reading as the previous four. The rest of the series is waiting on our reader to have time to record, so not available on audiobook yet.

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Don’t read about the story line.

Revisado: 03-16-23

I went into this cold, which I think was the right way. Very good book.

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He pulled it off.

Revisado: 06-24-22

Riley Sager is a sneaky basta*d, for sure. This was worth waiting and waiting.

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Fun.

Revisado: 02-10-22

It was to bond with the characters, the story was lightweight and fun. A good escape. On to #2..

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