Larry Eldridge

Conflict in family and love’s resolve

Revisado: 09-07-24

Enjoyed this book immensely! Jackie partners not with Heath but his son to solve disappearances with pack member and her family. More background information about werecat Nico fills out his reclusive character. And a big surprise at the end in the fracture of Jackie’s werecat family and it’s resolution. Looking forward to the next Jackie Leon book.

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Good but left feeling too much contrived

Revisado: 10-29-23

I agree with another reviewer it seems that CH wants to kill off Gunny series to dedicate writing for a Felicia series. Many events pop up with little explanation which at book end try to be explained too hard and awkwardly. Yes, much of the information and drama points to advancement in the next book. The changes in perspective from Lizbeth to Felicia chapter by chapter as story developed was interesting. Narration was top rate! I will continue to follow/buy any and all upcoming books that move the story of both Lizbeth Rose and Felicia Karkarova.

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A sequel as good as the first

Revisado: 07-01-23

A good story with this sequel building on the characters from the first book. I was drawn in to care about the characters. Romance between Merritt and Hulda grows as another facet in the story. There is mystery to solve with twists and turns. Definitely would like a 3rd book in the series if the last line in this book indicates what will happen.

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Best!

Revisado: 05-17-23

Completely different from 1st book but tied to it by the 2 characters of Pepper and AI Lovelace. An exploration of personality triumphing over mechanical. Engrossing, thought provoking, funny enough to laugh about some part of storyline. No swashbuckling action! I will be thinking about this story for a long time. So glad to have read it.

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A theatrical play!

Revisado: 06-02-22

WOW! Took me a little time to get use to NOT having the story read but acted out as a play you only hear, not see. But a great listening experience. Story was good, better than I expected after the first understanding of dark sky and vampires. Dramatic music to signal chapter breaks was overdramatic but got the point across. Good character development with a few surprises. Enjoyed the audio once I fell into the rhythm of hearing a play as on a radio.

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Good story

Revisado: 04-24-21

Good story line: action, characters that you become involved in, unexpected shifts that really are exciting. Held my attention and look forward to next book in series. Narrator is very good

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A good story

Revisado: 03-02-21

The Russian Cage does not disappoint. Story line continues to hold your attention, even as it is mostly focused on Lizbeth and Eli. Good to see the character of Felix more fleshed out. Narration continues to be very good. This series is another fantastic read by Charlaine Harris.

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A story of description

Revisado: 02-23-21

First impression is of the high amount of descriptive material. Words that fill the texture and feeling of the world. Overall he story line did not support the weight of the descriptive words. I finished the story not because I was immersed in it but simply wanted it to end. Narration was excellent but pace was slow.

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Good

Revisado: 01-10-20

Enjoyed the book very much. Bill Bryson was difficult to understand in some spots and I would have preferred another reader with a bit more energy or emotion in his/her voice. Recommend this book to everyone.

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