DeniseB

Another good one!

Revisado: 09-05-21

I loved this book. The narrator totally brings Danny Drunk to life. Good plot and lots of action!

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Brings back great memories! Very funny!

Revisado: 02-10-20

I loved this book! As a child of the 70’s, I remembered everything Tom talks about. But even if you didn’t grow up in that time period, it is still very entertaining. One of my favorite parts was the altar boy story, but they’re all great. Treat yourself to this book; you won’t regret it.

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Thorough analysis of angels

Revisado: 01-18-20

I really enjoyed this book. It was important to me that the author is a Bible scholar and keeps the references to biblical ones. If you’re curious about what angels are, what they do, and how they operate, all as explained in the Bible, you’ll enjoy this book.

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Great intro book with fantastic narration

Revisado: 10-31-19

I really enjoyed this book. It was funny from the start and sucked me in. The character’s last name is Drunk which makes for a lot of funny banter. Intro books always have to spend more time explaining the characters and setup, but this one got off to a fast start anyway and kept a great pace all the way through. Christopher Boucher was did a fantastic job narrating and really brought the characters to life. I would highly recommend!

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So enjoyable!

Revisado: 07-11-19

I really enjoyed this mystery. It didn’t follow the standard format of waiting until the last chapter or two to pull off the big reveal. It was more complicated, and I don’t want to give out spoilers, but it has a very satisfying ending. I’m looking forward to the next book in this series. And Amy Rubinstein is a fantastic reader and really brings the characters to life.

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Loved it!

Revisado: 05-11-19

This is one of my favorite books this year (although it came out last year). It has a little bit of everything - it’s smart, funny, heart-breaking, heart-warming... and overall good read. Mary Robinette Kowal does a fantastic job reading it. She really brings the characters to life and also makes the writing even funnier in places with her brilliant delivery. I would highly recommend it.

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Best in the series so far!

Revisado: 04-07-19

I’ve been enjoying this series and this one is the best so far. I enjoy the involvement of the O’Sullivan family which makes this series unique. Carlene O’Connor adds in the perfect amount of comedic moments (the jewelry store scene had me laughing out loud) and the pace is just right. Caroline Lennon is an excellent narrator and really brings the characters to life. I would strongly recommend this book! (The books in this series can be read as stand-alone books but are more colorful if you read them in order.)

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A must-read for Dresden fans

Revisado: 11-20-18

Having all of the short stories in one book is fantastic. I had always been a fan of the Bigfoot stories, but I have to say the winner in this book is the last story the Day at the Zoo. Worth the price of admission just for that one!

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Thoroughly enjoyable

Revisado: 06-26-18

I really liked this book. It has a slower pace, but leads you down a lovely windy road to get through the plot. Cassandra’s narration is the bomb. She really made this book even more enjoyable than I could have imagined. I will definitely read more from this author and listen to more audiobooks read by Cassandra Campbell.

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Not my favorite in the series...

Revisado: 05-17-18

I would give this story 2 stars regarding the subplot of Maura meeting her mother, but 5 for the mystery so I settled in 4. Helen feels that she did ‘such a sorry thing’ to Maura’s life that she had to be successful herself. ???? So she’s a well-off businesswoman and wrote off Maura assuming that she turned into a “drug-addled hooker”. She never thought to find her or send money....And then she’s all smiles and roses .... it just didn’t flow or make logical sense. But the mystery was interesting as always, and Amy Rubinate continues to do a great job.

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