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The narration

Revisado: 02-23-25

January Lavoy is the best narrator thus far. You don’t even realize that you’re listening to the same person. The only reason I gave the story four stars instead of five is because I’m done with Cary G. She needs to die already. No more stories with cary them please

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Contrary to other reviews

Revisado: 10-27-24

I almost didn’t listen to this book because of some of the bad reviews. I may not be a writer like some of the critics, but I felt that the book was very well written and captivating. Contrary to with some of the reviews said I don’t find Capeta to be self-absorbed or her husband to be narcissistic. My only criticism is that this particular narrator makes Lucy‘s voice sound like she’s on testosterone. Great plot twist

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Hard to follow

Revisado: 09-21-24

I liked that PC went back to speaking in the first person. However, at times, it was difficult - almost exhausting - to follow her internal thoughts vs narration. Also, unlike the previous narrator who made Lucy sound like she was on testosterone’s, this narrator, while doing a great job with Scarpetta, made Marino sound weak and Benton sound perpetually tired/high. Not a fan of all the political references about the Reagan and Apartheid. All that said, the story line was excellent. Love that she kept Sock and that animals bring out a less turbulent, conflicted side of Scarpetta.

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Lucy’s voice

Revisado: 08-30-24

What on earth happened to Lucy’s voice in the audible book?! It’s as if the narrator (Redding?) felt she needed an injection of testosterone. Lucy’s voice was actually a higher pitch than Scarpetta’s in previous books, even narrated by the same person. now she sounds like a man in estrogen or a woman in testosterone.

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Love the accuracy

Revisado: 08-18-24

I’m from the south Florida area. There were streets mentioned that I drive on daily. I appreciate the accuracy of layout. (I.e. when driving east on Atlantic and making a left on A1A, you actually do run into the Hillsboro inlet). Nice to see a glimmer of hope that both Lucy and Marino realize they need to change.

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Poor Louisiana

Revisado: 08-16-24

Great story, although really cringe at times. Benton’s plot was so intricate! It just goes to show what an excellent writer Cornwell is. On a side note, this book was horrible PR for LA, especially Baton Rouge!!

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No more Karen White

Revisado: 08-12-24

on the brink of crying throughout the entire book. Kay Scarpetta is strong and deliberate, not whiny. Other than that, the book was great

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Great details provided

Revisado: 07-11-24

Th details provided for each character and each scenery…it’s as if I’m reading the book myself

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Like reading it yourself!

Revisado: 07-04-24

This was my second audible book. The first one was by another crime, writer and written just last year. It felt like I was watching the TV, but without the screen. It was terrible. The acting was terrible. But I had read a book by Patricia Cornwell so decided to give audible one more chance and this was phenomenal. I felt like I had the book in front of me, which is my preference.the narrator was excellent. Had me on the edge of my seat there at one point.

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