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Ok story, hideous narration.

Revisado: 04-20-25

The main narrator made it impossible to enjoy this story. 1. She should skip the emoting, it's terrible. The near tears and breathless anxiety were embarrassing rather than convincing. 2. Chapter 19 made me want to gouge my ears out, I cannot overstate how painful that chanting was. I do not recommend the audible version, read it instead.

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The author must not really like animals

Revisado: 01-09-25

First of all, I think it's hilarious that so many reviewers are whining about the languag, drinking and sex, lighten up ffs.

That being said this really wasn't very good. I've only listened to the first book and could barely get through. The narrator was pretty terrible, particularly when doing male voices and accents, pretty cringe. Also, the main character was seriously unlikeable. Finally, I hated the way she dealt with animals, hated the way the whole story did actually. Leaving her dog, that she just got from a cramped cage at the pound alone all day, leaving "snaffles" somewhere he wasn't safe, and that poor cat- cats need to be checked on more than every three days. And who in their right mind would leave an animal alone in a house when their owner was missing.

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i love this series and Jefferson Mays is a favorite.

Revisado: 12-13-24

Seriously, it's E.V.A. It's an acronym ffs, not a name. I cannot believe this for by the editor.

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Way Too Relgious

Revisado: 09-22-24

This could have been so much better without the moronic religiosity. I would have NEVER bought this if I'd known it was a bunch of heavy handed Christian nonsense. Should have been labeled as religious...

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Over the top but worth a listen

Revisado: 12-05-22

There are VERY few Black voices in this genre so I was glad to see this come out. Yes, it's over the top but the issues raised are very real.

One pet peeve- the author didn't do her research re. firearms- it's a magazine, not a clip, and Glocks do not have external safeties.

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I love John Lee

Revisado: 09-24-22

I read this before I listened to it and liked the book. Yes, it's a little hard to follow at times, which is why I decided to listen to it. John Lee is one of my favorite narrators.

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Probably better to read this one

Revisado: 12-26-21

The story was entertaining enough. The characters were much more likeable than some of the characters in her other novels.

The narration was terrible. If Ms. Lee were only using her own voice and attempting UK accents I would have given a four star review. Unfortunately, Ms. Lee is like many non-American narrators in that her attempts are truly awful. In particular, her rendition of Velma and Harriet were absolutely cringeworthy- harsh, nasal, whiny, unnatural- so bad. I have never heard anyone in real life sound like these characters. The story has mostly American characters, it should have an American narrator.

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Find a narrator who speaks French!

Revisado: 12-10-21

Or at least someone who can pull off the accent. I enjoyed the story, but I had to switch to Kindle, the narrators French accent was absolutely cringe inducing. I get they may not be able to afford Jefferson Mays, but come on, there has to be a female narrator somewhere who can do accents well. This narrator is fine when she's using her own voice, but her accents are the worst. She sounded like a worse version of Pepé Le Pew!

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Narrator makes it difficult to enjoy

Revisado: 09-05-21

Narration:I don't mind this narrators voice but her attempts at accents are some of the worst ever, downright cringey.

And, seriously, learn how to say place names correctly. WillAMEtte, not WILL-a-met, Rogue not Rouge etc. Does no one edit these things!? If a narrator isn't from the PNW, perhaps she could google how to pronounce its many indigenous place names,

Story: I keep reading them because even though they are highly implausible, they are entertaining.

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Please stop with these terrible narrators

Revisado: 07-21-21

The story was marginal, a cool premise but only two- dimensional. The narrator was incredibly cringe-worthy...the Benjamin and Jacqueline voices... so bad, and she makes a caricature of Mexican American characters. Definitely no.

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