Cory edwards

Aggravating slow with Painful predictability

Revisado: 03-09-25

So predictable! Which tested my patience to limit, the only mystery is how many describing words this author could come up with to say the same things on repeat, this at most should have been a short story. The protagonist was sooooo frustrating, she describes her feelings in these thought monologues that go on and on. I was over this title after the first few chapters but wanted to know the ending. Don’t waist a credit, kindle unlimited has it for free so I didn’t loose out on anything but my time.

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Good mystery, yet infuriating

Revisado: 11-24-24

I liked the mystery of why they were in the basement the characters were interesting BUT I hated the ending, the family was horrible the parents the grandparents all of them were selfishly obtuse. *spoiler* What they put their daughter thru, they slowly tortured her, forcing her into the basement, made her bare a child with her brother who rapped her, and how they killed her from there violence. Like she hadn’t paid enough from her childhood mistake they hid behind protecting their son but it was all about self preservation. Then the little boy gets out of the basement but leaves his sister behind. Letting the parents and disturbed brother live out a peaceful basement existence. They terrorized this girl who had faults but compared to the others was minor. The boy at the end of the book explains how he did nothing but bask in the freedom of life outside never bringing any of those monsters to justice.

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Law and Order but better

Revisado: 08-30-24

If your like legal mysteries with police procedural suspense you have found your next listen

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Loved this mystery with underlying human psychology

Revisado: 07-21-24

I loved the whole book, My entire Saturday was listening to the audio book enjoying the mystery. The topic of bullying, the unbelievable truth that parents can be blind to their culpability that manifested in cruel children that grow into
adults.

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Puuurfect

Revisado: 03-23-24

Romance, comedy, and mysteries done beautifully! A Murder to Remember delivered, deserving every single 5 star review it’s incurred on Audible. Just add it to that library!

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Missed the opportunity to be great

Revisado: 03-08-24

Author missed the mark.. I have visited Colorado Springs, Manitou, and pikes peek, this area holds a thrilling curiosity. Within the caves and high elevation wilderness train ride up a secluded area of the mountain, and the seemingly impossible trail 2,744 steps to the top of the mountain enchants the imagination with oddity’s of the unknown. Instead the author focused on trivial interactions, inconsequential relationship’s, that were so insignificant and unbelievable. On top of that the character Development was vast, yet insubstantial. Zero resolve with almost all of these characters, leaving the reader with more questions than answers….ie. why Carlee? how did they kid nap her, who were the others? Why the many pointless interactions with the reporter? Instead the story lightly brushed on the meat and potatoes of suspense. Yet describing at length irrelevant interactions within the characters. Siiiiigh it COULD have been so good BUT it just wasn’t

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True crime with a cause

Revisado: 01-26-24

Did not want to push pause. Great writing and story telling. The narration was good too.

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You’ve found your next audible title

Revisado: 01-04-24

Looking for a book the is worth the credit, you e found it. It’s a well done creepy mystery. A+

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Where is the beef!?! Beef= finished ending

Revisado: 10-24-23

I really liked the narrator. I also really liked the story. It was interesting gives you a list of what the family courts are like in another country but the lack of resolution at the end I had to double check to make sure I didn’t accidentally push fast forward because it was so quick and not a lot of explanation which is weird because there was a lot of description in the writing and what was going on in the story leaves you with a lot of questions unanswered.

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Another slam dunk

Revisado: 01-27-23

This series has become my new favorite. Goldman’s writing is one of a truly gifted storyteller, I love the protagonist Shep. His quick wit and charm is what seals the deal for me. The character development is fantastic. The twists of the story are perfectly unpredictable.

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