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Light, which cosy. Really would like to listen to remaining books in the series as I have lots of drive time and enjoy the light reads on the journey. Sure cuts down on road rage! : )

I LOVE the Melanie Travis series can’t wait for the next book. But how this particular book on the homeless left a bad taste in my mouth. I’m hoping she will at least glance at this and try harder in the future.

The story drags on and then the mystery is solved in three sentences. Probably the most predictable short story I’ve read.

In this young-adult novel, Dawson’s weaves a captivating coming-of-age story focused on the main character, Georgie, discovering and coming to terms with her meta-normal powers. Wildly entertaining, the story mixes real-life situations such as bullying and developing friendships with the complexity of dealing with emerging meta-normal powers. Life situations accelerate the “growing up” Georgie and..

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It would be better to use the same narrator through out the whole series. Switching is just confusing. The voices you’ve gotten used too, then they are totally changed in the next book. Makes you want to stop listening.

I felt as though this book was an accurate description for the time period with a sweet story to boot!

I have read all of the Melanie Travis stories and have enjoyed them all. the characters are fun and the story lines are entertaining. I have to say I much prefer to hear Jessica Almacy narrate as opposed to Angie Hickman. For one thing, it is jarring to hear someone different after so many stories…

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The plot and story were a bit unusual which is fun. The corgi is definitely a corgi and Colorado is a fun backdrop as are the other characters in this mountain town. Fun!

Seriously I like the series but this story annoyed me. Her whole theory AS a Nurse was based on the idea that only military people get PTSD.

I liked the story and the characters! It wasn’t great literature but a nice light read. The narrator was somewhat annoying. I would avoid listening to her voice again my