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Humor and a fun read for adults, too.

Revisado: 01-25-25

Kids would love this book and it would be a good one to for a grandparent to share with grandkids.

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Excellent

Revisado: 11-06-23

Excellent in every way, but Anne Perry never delivers anything else. The narrator is perfect in every, also.

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Not Nick at his best

Revisado: 09-03-23

I simply had a hard time connecting with the characters in this book. I wanted to love this series as much as I do all of Nick Pirog's others, and I've pretty much read the majority of them. It just didn't happen. I even started from the beginning again and reread it thinking I must have missed something, but that didn't work either. The narrator was very good. I'm not interested in spending money on any more books in this series.

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I tried!

Revisado: 11-22-22

Unlike many others who listened to this book, I found the narration highly annoying. I don't know if I was the pitch of her voice or what but that was one of the reasons I couldn't finish it. The story itself wasn't enough to hold my interest. I never developed a connection with any of them, except the detectives, who may have been interesting had I have been able to finish it. This will be returned.

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Fascinating

Revisado: 09-08-22

I'm not a gay woman, but I read this book because Ann Lister was such an interesting person for the time in which she lived. I agree with the author, she had a huge ego and her only true love was herself. The trip she and Anne Walker took to Russia and beyond was incredible, especially for two women on their own. Of course, Ann considered herself the man. I felt sorry for Anne Walker. Ann wasn't kind to the women in her life, but draining Anne's bank account to satisfy herself was truly rotten.

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Best yet!

Revisado: 05-09-22

This is my favorite Agatha Raisen mystery yet. Of course, I' m an animal lover...3 dogs, 2 horses, 6 ponies, so I may be biased. l love kitties, too, so Hodge and Boswell are also wonderful.

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Hmmmmm

Revisado: 02-25-22

I was hoping to enjoy this series, but could not get into the first book. I found the author very difficult to listen to, and I finally just gave up.

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I'm not sure...

Revisado: 08-13-21

...if I'll try the next one. The plot had more twists and turns than a rattle snake and I enjoyed the story. I know I'm in the minority here, but, for me, the narration was very distracting. Although the narrator is very good, her choice of voice for Jessie, the main character, sounded too young and too whiney. I did go in and slow the timing down, and that helped a bit but not enough. There were several other characters and their voices fit very well. I'm simply not sure I can listen to any more Jessie, though.

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I'm Hooked!

Revisado: 05-07-21

One of the best authors I've read. I usually read historical mysteries, preferring the Victorian era, where "The game is afoot, Watson" got into my blood at a very young age. However, one day my eyes strayed and I added this series to my library. I'm so happy I did. God willin' and the creek don't rise, I'll never miss another of Nick's novels!

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Boring

Revisado: 12-30-20

I finished this book simply because I kept hoping it would improve. It didn't. I found the narrator's voice irritating. This would be a good book for the juvenile section of the library.

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