Wenchy

Didn't love it

Revisado: 09-08-23

Narration was not good at all. Story was okay but some character development was lacking.

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Informative

Revisado: 08-04-21

I enjoy the podcast very much. I would prefer more precise numbering as to when a series starts. I do not like the theme music, but I really loved the different series.

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A bit much

Revisado: 01-29-21

The storyline was quite something. At one point I thought the book haf reached its climax, but it kept going... Perhaps it should rather have stopped there. I'm very fond of the author so will keep recommending his books, perhaps just not this one.

The narration was a tad monotone. While I had listen to this narrator before, this performance was not her best.

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Enjoyable.

Revisado: 01-17-21

The ending was quite surprising. The one narrator, the voice of the daughter Abby was a tad annoying but besides that I enjoyed the audio book.

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Very enjoyable!

Revisado: 12-13-20

Fourteen years ago, prosecutor Jessica Yardley’s husband went to prison for a series of brutal murders. She’s finally created a life with her daughter and is a well-respected attorney. She’s moving on. But when a new rash of homicides has her ex-husband, Eddie, written all over them – the nightmares of her past come back to life.

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I read and listen to many true crime podcasts and psychological thriller fictional books, so it takes something special to have me sit up and pay attention.

This book will appeal to anyone who enjoy courtroom drama’s and putting crime puzzles together, much like the series “Prodical Son”.
The characters are well rounded, developed in depth and each one forms a definite picture in your mind.

Mid way through “A Killer’s Wife”, I already looked up the author, and saved additional books written by Victor Methos. I cannot give a higher recommendation than that.

I wish you enough,
Wenchy

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What a laugh!

Revisado: 05-14-20

What a treat "Limp Dicks and Saggy Tits" is by Tracie Podger. It is easy listening. The narration read as I would speak, and I enjoyed it immensely. Fun, flirty with the odd fxck thrown in, it is probably not for the faint hearted but if you want to smile and just enjoy a book that doesn't pretend to be what it is not, this is the one for you!

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Fast-paced, interesting plot, great character deve

Revisado: 03-02-20 El oyente recibió este título gratis

Dear friends and other interesting creatures, 

When I started reading "Her Daughter's Cry" by M.M. Chouinard I was not aware it was the third book in the Detective Jo Fournier series. It carried itself well as a stand-alone book and I did not feel lost at any stage. Although the book is a police procedural, it reads like a thriller.

A woman appears in a shop, injured and covered in blood... but the blood does not belong to her. She suffers from amnesia and detective Jo Fournier must figure out how she got injured and who the blood belongs to. The police establish it belongs to a blood relative; a daughter and so the hunt to find the daughter begins. Since the woman has amnesia, I personally thought they were in search of a baby or a young child, but I guessed that one wrong.

Who is this woman and is she innocent or does she have something to do with her daughter getting injured?


Zoe (a name given to her in hospital) is trying to piece her life back together and remember what happened, and the Police are assembling evidence. Who will get to the tipping point first?

Fast-paced, interesting plot, great character development and well worth reading.

The only bit that remains a mystery to me is the title of the book.

It doesn't make sense to me. 

I wish you enough,

Wenchy

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Solid.

Revisado: 01-13-20 El oyente recibió este título gratis

The Mother's Mistake by Ruth Heald

From the beginning, it is clear Claire was running from something.

I think Claire only ever wanted an idyllic life in the country with her husband Matt and baby daughter, Olivia. What she did get is a flawed husband, a cottage in the country filled with her husband's deceased grandmother’s belongings while suffering an undiagnosed bout of postnatal depression. Oh, I almost forgot the forever intrusive mother-in-law.

Odd things start happening at home where Claire spend plenty of time on her own with a screaming baby Oliva (who feeds and screams more than any baby I have ever met) while her husband works at setting up his veterinary practice.

Even making friends with a single mom, Emma does not help Claire feel less isolated. She continues to feel a distance from her baby and her husband is spending more and more time at work.

As a subplot, running parallel there is mention of an abused woman. This thankfully pulls together in the end.

I must admit I was second-guessing everyone from the first chapter! Sometimes the book moves a bit slow, but the ending is worth it.

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Most enjoyable

Revisado: 12-21-19

Although somewhat predictable, totally enjoyable. Am loving this authors work more and more. Thank you.

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No.

Revisado: 10-22-19

A tingle in her lady parts? I can't. Life is too short. It's a no.

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