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Narrators are so important!

Revisado: 08-13-22

I love these stories and the carry over characters. They become your friends. The narrator is terrible and needs to be replaced. She makes Bay sound like a 5 year old instead of a 30 year old woman. Her narration makes it hard to finish the stories she reads. I might have to forget the audible versions and go to Kindle to finish the series. Love the characters... dislike the reader. She might be good reading children's stories.

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Good story

Revisado: 05-25-22

I've bought several of these audio books and tried several times to listen to them but the narrators voice is terrible! her influction drives me little girl learning how to read. I think this author would have better luck with a different reader. Don't waste your money because it will be hard to finish the book.

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Great story, Terrible narrator!!

Revisado: 08-15-21

The each story is great with characters that carry through all the books. Each one is exciting and keeps your interest. it's hard to quit reading. I thought I would try the Audible but the reader is a monotone with a voice like fingernails on a blackboard. I'll finish the series but I'll read it on Kindle. There are so many excellent readers on Audible to waste money on this one!

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A great reader helps make the story!!

Revisado: 07-26-21

I loved this book. you can tell when an author really knows her subject. I loved her interaction with her patients as she worked to solve the mystery. a great series and I'm looking forward to her next adventure!

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Don't waste your money for this terrible reader!

Revisado: 01-26-20

Now i know why I hadn't bought this book sooner... the reader is terrible. I was ready to quit before chapter one was done. I'll buy it on Kindle and read it myself. Thank goodness Janet Evanovich found a much better reader for the rest of her books.

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Stephanie strikes again!

Revisado: 04-16-19

Good story but short. I love Stephanie and her adventures with the regulars... Grandma, Lula, Morelli and Ranger. Downside is the narrator! Reads in a monatone at varying speeds with no individual distinction of voices. As much as I love Stephanie, it was a struggle to get through the story. So glad it was a short one.

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A great new series to follow

Revisado: 03-09-19

The character development is great. Author takes you to an unseen community with a group of special talented individuals who go about their lives with unique problems. it's all the things I love... mystery, romance, intrigue with new characters you quickly become engrossed with. Narrator does an excellent job reading each character with voices that allow you to visualize each one interacting together. Can't wait to see what happens next!!

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Southern Witches!!

Revisado: 09-05-18

l read the Kindle versions of Book 1 and loved it. I decided to try the audio version of Book 2. I tried 4 times to listen to it and would stop every time before chapter 3. I finally realized I couldn't stand the reader's fake "southern" accent. She makes the characters sounds like a bunch of southern hicks! While the story might have been worth reading I couldn't get past the reader. From now on if I ever try another book in this series I'll definitely go for the Kindle written version!

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An Education!

Revisado: 01-01-12

Would you consider the audio edition of Killing Lincoln to be better than the print version?

I haven't read the print version yet. The audio gave you the feeling of

What was one of the most memorable moments of Killing Lincoln?

One of the most memorable moments in the book was hearing about the devastation of Richmond VA caused by the citizens and not the armies.

Did the narration match the pace of the story?

The narration could have been a little more enthusiastically read. At times it seemed to need more influctuation in O'Reilly's tone of voice.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

As a great fan of Lincoln's, the whole suspense of Booth's actions at Ford Theater and then moving Lincoln's body across the street brought tears to my eyes and gave me a heavy heart. O'Reilly's descriptive narrative made you feel the emotions as if you were an eyewitness, but unable to do anything to stop the inevitable outcome.

Any additional comments?

I would highly recommend this book. You learn as much about the political atmosphere and Civil War battles of the time, as you do about the assassination itself. The detail is amazing and I can only imagine the hours, months and years of research that went into such a detailed descriptive narrative of true history!

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