Deborah K. Peer

in the unlikely event you'll like this book

Revisado: 03-04-20

The book should be titled: In the Unlikely Event They Will Stop Having Porn Worthy Sex in Every Other Paragraph. Zero substance, and what little storyline there is amounts to a huge lack of communication, subterfuge, by the very person who should care for the female protagonist the most, revenge fantasies by the very man who supposedly loves her more than life itself! All interspersed with a group of friends/coworkers whom have nothing better to do but blow and blow jobs. Oh, and seriously, a chocolate candy bar?

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Ummm...

Revisado: 02-22-20

Cute story, with a mystery attached...but...oh yeah, there's a but...sappy, sappy..I wanna slappy...love story where the male protagonist needs to to grow a set, and the townspeople need to be told in no uncertain terms to MYOB! Too much needless filler dialog to take it from a short story to an actual book. Clearly this is a new writer, she has potential, and though the storyline has its merits, she's in need of practice. I'd recommend not reusing the same descriptors throughout as evidenced by the repeated use, and misuse, of the word nonplussed.

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Must read! Should have a movie made from it!

Revisado: 11-26-19

I thoroughly enjoyed this book, if one can enjoy reading some of the horrors the Nazis. I liked how it went back and forth seamlessly from past to present and brought to two together in the end. I would like this to see this as a movie.

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Invisible women's society

Revisado: 10-29-19

I very much enjoyed this performance which was more of a pod cast than a book. I related to so much in this story and I sure other women of a certain age will as well. Initially because of the way imthe story is performed I had a little trouble following it. I am so happy that I stuck with it; I was not disappointed and I could have continued listening...perhaps to a sequel?

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The End of Temperance Dare

Revisado: 09-01-19

This is my 2nd Wendy Webb novel, and I am looking forward to more. I love a good ghost story, and this one does not disappoint. Xe Sands Is without a doubt the best female, American English speaking voice narrator I've heard in these audible books. She does an excellent job with character voice differentiations both male and female.

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Hold You Close...

Revisado: 08-17-19

More like "run like hell." The overall story was...just...okay. The behavior of the male lead was so annoying. So much so that I found myself disgusted with the female lead, who was supposedly a strong, educated, successful female, as she turns into a ridiculous mess after being treated poorly by a guy who tries to justify his behavior, which, as it happens, is exactly as he had treated her before.

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The Secrets She Keeps

Revisado: 08-02-19

This novel kept my full attention; I couldn’t wait to get back at it, whenever I had to stop listening for a bit. Doggone it, work really gets in the way of my audible books...I need to retire! Excellent listen 5 stars.

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Where are the forest meets the stars

Revisado: 03-22-19

Overall a good story but it was many chapters longer than it needed to be. And although I understand the traumatized history of the child, her petulant behavior was very annoying to listen to. This could’ve still been a very good story had the protagonist done what she should’ve done from the get go, and not accepted the inappropriate and unbelievable response from the first police officer she spoke with. No police officer I’ve ever known in my 24 years married to the business would have blown her off like that over an unclaimed, lost child...so that made the story lose credence for me.

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Snow White Must figure out what the heck is going on!

Revisado: 01-17-19

Ummm...what just happened here? Basic story could have been interesting but gets lost in multiple, non-essential stories which end with a “huh?” Way too many characters who knew the truth and said nothing, with no believable reason for their silence. Also, chapters are not announced and with minimal pause in between it makes it difficult to follow.

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Love Me Some Longmire!

Revisado: 12-01-18

Whether in print. audible or on the screen: love me some Longmire! How could you not? Great “ghost” story. More? Yes, please!

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