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Squandered potential

Revisado: 12-08-24

Whole not the most awful story, I was constantly wondering when we would get to the good part. It seemed to drag on for so, so long.

Well -

Spoiler Alert.

We don't.

It just ends.

I'm only here to confirm the other reviews were right.
(And the narrator was amazing!)

The book ended and I feel like half the plot was missing something incredible the author forgot to include. I hope the author can take this type of story and add some twists.
Even Eve having a split personality would have been a cheesy, yet less predictable storyline.

ah well.

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wow. Just wow!

Revisado: 12-04-24

I had no idea what I was getting into picking up this book. I have been sobbing for the duration.
If you've been impacted by mental illness at all this is a heavy but eye opening listen. I am a survivor of a childhood steeped in similar mania & trauma from my mother. This was both exactly what I've always needed to understand; Both healing and emotionally draining at the same time.
Thank you for articulating your stories so well.

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ugh. loved the other books. not this one

Revisado: 08-20-24

Ate up the other books by this author.
This one was not engaging or able to keep my attention. add the narrator and I had to return it. no thanks.

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I wanted to love it

Revisado: 08-04-24

I preferred "We Begin at the End" better, Although this story had a decent ending, getting thru the last 100 chapters was a bit slow.
1 because every chapter was so short. Whomever decided this book needed so many tiny micro chapters, especially in an audio book, needs a new job.
Patterson did this and it annoying.
2. The twisted end was lackluster. I just was relieved it was over by the end. Doesn't mean it wasn't good, but it wasn't spectacular.

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Great story - Great listen!

Revisado: 07-28-24

This is a really facinating new twist from Michael Connelly's normal fiction.
I enjoyed it very much!
A wonderful short story treat in between novels.

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Can't listen :(

Revisado: 05-13-24

I am very interested in subject, but I am still in chapter 2 and cannot continue.
I don't like leaving negative reviews, but to use this as an audiobook a new narrator is needed. There's a lot if bouncing in the narrative as will making it even harder to follow.
I'm going to have to quit here.

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Disappointing

Revisado: 05-21-23

EH. This book left me disappointed.
I was into the story until we got to the climax of the story. Then it just kind of fell flat for me.
And the end was disappointing and kinda lame TBH - especially after all the twisting in the earlier part of the book.

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Can't get past the awful "soundtrack"

Revisado: 10-10-22

Who the heck decided this soundtrack was perfect for this storyline?
Sounds like a cheaply produced bad movie.
Had to shut it off after 15 minutes.
Thank goodness it was free.

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Not as good as the 1st collaboration

Revisado: 05-01-22

I enjoyed the 1st Amanda Rigby collaboration. I have read all of Sally Rigby's books so far. This one missed the mark, IMO.
The twist and "who done it" was not even telegraphed anywhere in the story. Usually when the author hits you with the "who done it" you can look back and piece it together. This one was not. It was disjointed and just offputting. Feels too rushed and tidy.
I was expecting a 4th sister that looked like the sisters, but was as yet unknown. That would have made way more sense. This was just not right.

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Story well woven

Revisado: 04-10-22

I normally get overly frustrated with books that jump back and forth in time, however this one was well done.
Enjoyed the series.
Will there be more?!

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