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So so good!!

Revisado: 09-21-19

Everything about this book is phenomenal! The narrator was hands down one of the best I've heard! Bramhall writes humorous, flirty dialogue between the characters. I loved them and loved them together. The action in the second half of the book kept me up late to finish the book.

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Excellence continued . .

Revisado: 05-21-19

This book brings back the characters Sarah and Alex from Desolation Point. They've moved on with their lives, but they have to watch their backs. As with Desolation Point, the action doesn't disappoint and these women - esp. Sarah - are extremely tough. I think this could be a stand alone book but it is missing the backstory of the trauma sustained before and during the Desolation Point book, I'm glad I listened to this after Desolation Point. Nicola, as usual, was brilliant. I'm glad she didn't try the Maine accent. No one, except a Mainer, can speak that way convincingly.

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Excellent!

Revisado: 05-21-19

I love Cari Hunter books. I haven't listened to one that I didn't love. This one (and the next in the series) is different than her other books because it takes place in the US. It's an exciting book about two women that go way past what they thought they could handle to survive. Lots of action with a romance underneath. While I might reluctantly agree that Nicola Victoria Vincent isn't the best at American accents and occasionally says some words differently than Americans do, I still love her narration and won't say anything bad about her.

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More than 5 stars!

Revisado: 11-23-18

I loved this book so much! I smiled or laughed all the way thru it. The narrator was awesome! If I could rate it more than 5 stars, I would!

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Intense

Revisado: 11-13-18

I found this in the Romance Package. It isn't a romance. and I almost didn't listen because the summary listed a bombing in the London Underground and I like to escape in books. Bombings in the underground are not escapes for me. But . . something in the summary tweaked my curiosity and I gave it a listen. I think I needed to know how a London bombing, DNA remains, Bergen-Belsen and a cold case were all linked. They were. In a long twisting tale of two families. I listened on a long drive and it was perfect for that. I'm not going to lie. I cried. More than once. Hiccuping sobs. The passage comparing lost love to a skipping stone made my heart hurt. The characters were all very alive to me. I cared about them despite their flaws and failures. This isn't a laugh out loud, everyone is good and makes the right decisions and they all live happily ever after story. But it was good. really really good. The narrator was fabulous! I will look for more by the author and narrator.

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Laugh out loud funny!!

Revisado: 07-08-18

I can't recommend this book enough! I think Hilary Swank would be perfect as Lee.

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Long live Soho Savvy!

Revisado: 05-31-18

I hate to see this series end. I listened and loved them all. I'm sure I'll listen to them again and again!

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Laugh out loud funny!

Revisado: 05-25-18

I really enjoyed this book. The narration was perfect and story wonderfully humorous. Strongly recommend!

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Wish I had read this one.

Revisado: 04-14-18

This was an excellent book. The narrator, however, missed the mark with Maggie. The voice/inflection was not Maggie . There was a little question to her sentences that I didn't think fit the character. The intimate moments were lacking the softness in her voice that was needed. This was a wonderful story though. I recommend it.

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