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Terrific story

Revisado: 02-06-19

Another great story by Wolfe. Loved challenging of Baxter and Holt's capabilities. Looking forward to the next one.

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Another winner.

Revisado: 11-04-18

Another superb story by Wolfe. Narrator was adequate and easy to follow, but I expected a little more in terms of the usage of the accents needed especially for the main character. Enough twists to keep you trying to figure out "who dunnit."

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Great new story about Ivy

Revisado: 07-03-18

Very cool short about Ivy and her work. Well-written and performed. Definitely a worthy addition to the case files of Ms. Granger.

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Great story, good execution

Revisado: 01-10-17

Libby Fischer Hellmann is a storyteller. Her books have the ability to get, and keep, the reader involved in the storyline. Toxicity is no different, except...the author is not really the one telling the story. There was something about Beth Richmond's narration which frequently seemed to try to drag my attention away from the story. I'm not sure whether it was style, rhythm, inability to pull off accents/other voices, or simply all of the above. I found the story itself intriguing, interesting for the current nature of issues facing Georgia, and appreciated finding more out about Georgia's backstory.

Overall, really enjoyed the story despite the narration and would recommend Hellmann's books (or audiobooks) to anyone who enjoys a good mystery

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Another great story by JF Penn

Revisado: 11-01-16

JF Penn writes exciting, action-packed page-turners which you don't want to put down. This is one more, although the narration was a bit lacking in the ability to convey the intensity and differences between characters. Great story and concept. Enjoyed the book and will recommend.

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Definite winner!!

Revisado: 04-28-16

Would you consider the audio edition of Seeking Sorrow to be better than the print version?

The audio version is top-notch and I enjoyed the reader. I haven't read the printed version, so can't compare.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Kassameigh -- she was way cool and aloof, to start with, but "warmed" to the others and seamlessly became a part of the whole.

Which character – as performed by Nikolai Porter – was your favorite?

Arc -- he was the smooth, often irreverent, member of the group, who ended up being much deeper than everyone thought.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No

Any additional comments?

Loved the book and the characters. Although this is part of a larger series based on Terath, it is written as stand-alone; meaning it is actually written as a novel with a beginning, development of the story, and an end which wraps up the important stuff. Zen also leaves a few things unanswered, so that you are dying to read the next book. She also concentrates (and develops) all five main characters equally, so that you feel a part of each one's life instead of one main character with comic sidekicks. If you like the SF/Fantasy genre, this one is for you. Can't wait to get part 2.

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