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Not a “martini club” book in series. Too much Jo

Revisado: 03-24-25

Positioned as one of the Martini Club series with the great, previous CIA retired agents. This one is all about a young sheriff named Jo. She’s fine. But just fine. Not clever or endearing or funny.
Don’t bother with this one

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Cute, good dialogue, predictable

Revisado: 01-13-25

Good listen. Nothing special, a bit trite, but some fun dialogue with strong narration makes it work

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Lame characters, lifted plot, lifeless narration

Revisado: 01-04-25

So many other authors have done a better version of this book; some with characters you care for, some with suspense, some with spectacular narration. The only reason to get this book is because it’s free and you’re stuck at the airport.

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Great narration to a story that goes nowhere

Revisado: 09-07-24

Kept waiting for a one big reveal or twist or exciting new character. The story just roams around Hollywood with nothing happening and something almost happening. Terribly disappointing

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Great narration for a rambling dud of a story

Revisado: 07-21-24

Plot line lost multiple times. Characters supposed to be charming just snarky. Narrator does a good job

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Terrific story augmented by perfect narration

Revisado: 07-21-24

Insightful, poetic, dramatic, comedic and heart wrenching all at the same time. Better as audio book with the “translation”. HIGHLY recommend

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Decent dramatic mystery but not great

Revisado: 07-21-24

Five main characters; half quite interesting and half just annoying. Narrator for Martha was great and Lily was terrible (robotic).

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Great narration. Story is repetitive and disappointing

Revisado: 06-09-24

Terrific narration. Story tries to go into the mind of an autistic young woman. However, the character is only 17 and acts 30 but with autistic habits. Really lame and annoying.

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Formulaic but fun

Revisado: 06-01-24

Exactly what you’d expect - nothing more or less. Overly dramatic characters without a lot of common sense, the good character (always a woman with RW) vs bad guy. Poor editing, a narrator that makes the main character constantly sounding panicked, decent suspense, fun location to imagine.

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Cute, great narration but so Predictable, and way too many similes

Revisado: 05-18-24

Julia Whelan is the only reason to listen to this book (and she’s narrated so many; try another). This is one long list of similes. The author trying too hard to be witty & creative with descriptions. How many times do we hear about how he smelled liked ginger? And only authors of med school textbooks should use the words “trapezius muscles” more than once.

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