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Fast paced light small town thriller love

Revisado: 09-22-24

Hyde is consistent in her writing small town thrillers, connecting characters, Midwest charm and humor, in a quick engaging storyline that keeps me interested and surprised but not completely horrified. I love it! This one is great to read at the start of fall. All her books are perfect if you love suspense but are maybe a highly sensitive person HSP who could do without tons of gore. This series did not disappoint.

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Unique and fun

Revisado: 05-09-23

As a fan of An absolutely remarkable thing and a wonderfully foolish endeavor as well as Lock In, I think you’ll like this book if you also enjoyed those. Mystery and intrigue, not quite on the edge of the seat but still kept me wondering. One of my favorite narrators!

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Great follow-up to memoir

Revisado: 01-22-23

A good story about his heritage and the pandemic and understanding where he came from and relating to his parents. Enjoyable

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Descriptive tender necessary

Revisado: 10-27-22

While Lucy Liu was not the voice for this imo, the book gave beautiful and raw look into how taking children for political reasons affects families and society. The best part was Celeste’s notes at the end. I loved learning about it and especially seeing the city from the kids perspective. The narration felt overly dramatic in that it was all long pauses with the same tone. Also I alway huddle a good narration voice on my ability to hear the book on my speaker in the shower, not great for this one.

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Enjoyable, spooky, needed more

Revisado: 10-07-22

I liked the flow, the performance, the spook factor for an Autumn/Halloween book, I couldn’t guess the ending, but it felt a little flat. I needed more character relationships intertwined and it would have been fantastic! It’s worth a listen, not too scary, can’t decide if I’ll relisten seasonally yet like I do the practical magic series or not…

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Perfect pandemic short love story

Revisado: 11-30-21

Wear your mask, stay 6 ft apart, get your vaccine, visit your grandparents, feel nostalgic, feel lonely, feel crass, fall in love. Funny and poignant, exactly as expected from Rainbow Rowell!

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Lovely crafting memoir

Revisado: 11-27-21

Love Sutton, love Bunheads and Younger, learned a lot about her life, those shows, and crafts!

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Cute preteen prankster

Revisado: 11-16-21

I needed a quick listen. I think a preteen kid would enjoy this the most. Somewhat predictable but light hearted and fun, narrator performed perfectly.

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A good perspective on life, some gore

Revisado: 11-12-21

It was interesting, not quite what I expected, good plot turns, a love story of course more than anything else, a bit too much gore and terror for my taste (which is basically none haha). It’s worth a listen.

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Unique, superstitious, interesting teen drama

Revisado: 10-05-21

First, love Tara Sands as narrator! Amazing as always. Loved Our Chemical Hearts by Krystal too. This one is darker. A great novel for Halloween with spooks and fears for those who do not want to be truly terrified. Loved the costumes that the main character wears. Also enjoyed the bouncing between the grandfathers story and the teens. Didn’t realize it would develop into such a mental health story, but that was a good surprise, well-written. Could be triggering for suicidal issues. It was creepy but not scary.

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