Jacqueline english

great book.

Revisado: 12-06-24

I don't think a 15 word minimum is necessary. I thought the book very interesting. I really resent the fact that I am held to a 15 word minimum. as a result you won't see any more reviews from me.

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Really good characters. Good mystery.

Revisado: 11-24-24

I am a big mystery fan and I found the stories satisfying, however there were a few things that confused me. For example the progress of time was confusing. There seemed to be gaps. Good editing would have weeded these things out. I felt like I had a scene fixed but it would turn out to be later that same day or even the next. Could not tell whether it was morning noon or night sometimes or the day after or before. A small thing really. The stories were very good and I loved the humor and the good narrator.

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very interesting

Revisado: 09-14-24

getting the back story to the events of the 60's that I remember, learning what was going on behind the scenes was very cool

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Good yarn though no surprises but satisfying enough

Revisado: 12-23-23

read several of his books and mostly this story is interesting and historical. my problem with the author is his fixation on women's breasts. He can't go more than a few pages before he is describing a woman's breasts. Tiresome. Juvenile.

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number one good story

Revisado: 02-12-23

a wonderful series the narrator is tip top number one. if you like books that make you smile and that keep you entertained this is a good bet

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entertaining

Revisado: 02-02-23

this is a good police procedural smart and atmospheric. I enjoy Ann Cleeves and PD James and I find this author is in that league. however the author tends to get their subject into fixes at the end and saves them at the last minute with some miracle hand of God thing which is cheating in my book.
still I will continue to select these books in hopes the author will get a bit more creative

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excellent Ann Cleeves is a master of her genre.

Revisado: 11-18-22

The author knows how to weave a good story with no loose ends or gimmicky tricks. A great story expertly told. The narrator does a great job.

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fascinating and horribly sad. it

Revisado: 11-04-22

excellent way to start learning the history of war torn Northern Ireland. now a note to who ever runs this site sol have say 15 words in my review can't see the point we are doing you a favor giving a review in first place and now you make demands? well this is my last review

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and your point?

Revisado: 11-04-22

couldn't figure out what the author's point is. all the names and dates and stories but no organized or plausible theory as to what all the facts he's gathered means. the author insinuates something bad has to be going on but he never explained what or why anything here is more than interesting gossip
I was hoping he tie it all up in the end but no.
still if you are interested in the SoCal Rick scene in the sixties it is sort of interesting.
the narrator needs to learn the proper pronunciations of the words he is reading.

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The whole book is quite interesting

Revisado: 08-27-22

Some readers have said the second half of the story is less compelling. The first part that traces Emily Dickinson and her circle is fascinating for sure. I feel I have a better understanding and appreciation of her life and her work. The second half is about her literary legacy and who is to oversee and control her image. A very important part of the story and equally compelling as we see the rivals play out a drama that began with betrayal and infidelity.

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