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Weak conclusion, great narrator

Revisado: 10-23-21

This has a rather weak conclusion. The perpetrator wasn't even a part of the story until the end. This seems like it was a last minute ending. The narrator is great!

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Too convoluted

Revisado: 07-13-20

I usually love Harlan's perfect plots but this was convoluted and a challenge to follow. Even the narrator seemed to struggle at times.

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Killer wasn't even on the radar until 30 from end

Revisado: 05-23-20

I won't be downloading this author again. I gave this author a second try, thinking that the first story being bad was a fluke... It wasn't. This story focused more on the main character's past and paid very little attention to the murder. It's as if the author forgot that they were writing a mystery and waited until about 30 minutes until the end before the main character is clued-in about the murderer from a random conversation in a restaurant. The killer wasn't even a main person in the story that you would even think about. This was a weak plot anf it's the second time so I'm done with this author. I love the narrator! I'll look for him.

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Low Quality With No Concern for Plot Flow

Revisado: 06-21-18

I've listened to every last one of the books. This one seem to be the one that liked the most planning. It is disjointed and doesn't flow well. It jumps from one scene to another scene with a conclusion with nothing building up to the conclusion. All of a sudden at the end, he proposes to the reporter out of nowhere. This is my least favorite book. it says if there was a deadline and the author "phoned it in" rather than creating quality.

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Plot doesn't make sense

Revisado: 06-16-18

I struggled to finish this story. The narrator does a good job switching between accents however the American accent is almost Pollyanna type. It contributed to the story being less believable. Also, the conclusion of a story is way too loose and is as if the author wasn't able to tie it up while. This is the second book I've listened to but won't be listening to anymore by this author.

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Unnecessarily verbose and Characters Blend

Revisado: 11-27-16

The character voices sometimes hard to tell who's talking at Leroy too many words added in that weren't necessary and did not add to the conversation. I love the accent and the way narrator portrayed Hector. Weak story.

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Narrator Saved Story

Revisado: 05-11-16

this story was predictable and the foreshadowing of who was going to be killed did not help at all. Also comma when there are black people in a story, the narrator should work harder to make them more Genuine Voice as she did with the Indian woman. The narrator is the only thing that made me push through the story while I was driving. Applied just was not good nor was it holding my attention. I found a few times then my mind wandered from the story and when I got back to it I hadn't missed much to make a plot change or for me to remind to see what I've missed. I won't be listening to this other again but I will be listening to the narrator.

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Way too long and boring

Revisado: 08-13-11

Davina Porter is one of my favorite narrators and she was the main positive. I listen to audio books on road trips and this one drew out far too long and the use of "aqualine" was too much in describing the people. I remember wondering if everyone looked alike other than hair color and height. Not a great book for a long drive because it makes the drive seem even longer with its length. It drags out.

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