Review from Savage Sourdough →
Having had 14 years with my own corgi, I SO appreciate ALL of the similarities between Watson and my Sammy. That’s the hook for me. However, I enjoy the narrator as well as the stories from this author. It kept my interest, gave me some chuckles, some suspenseful moments – and I had NO idea..
This book was a wild experience! The subject matter is serious, but the story is just so much fun. It’s a look at the social restraints of society through a cast of characters you will laugh and cry with. I hope the narrator won multiple awards for her work here because she the one of..
Review from Cruel Candy →
My first time listening to this series/author. Story was well written, not to many cutie details that add nothing to the mystery. Mystery well build & told with a believable reveal. Will look for more in the series.
I could smell the magnolias and taste the sweet tea and pie. I really felt my feet pushing gently under the porch swing and the genital breeze on my skin. I was at home with family. Everybody has an Aunt Sookie and a version of Poppy in their family.This is my first book in this..
Review from Rescue Operation →
Loved it hard to put down. read it you won’t regret it. Give it a try
Review from Chaotic Corgis →
The males in this series are strange. Men aren’t allowed to have an opinion in Estes Park? It’s like reading the island of misfit males. The series was light at the start, but now it’s weighed down with so much internal monologue that reading it feels like dragging your feet through a muddy swamp: heavy..
Review from Cruel Candy →
I have to say I liked the story line, and really enjoyed the Corgi named Watson. Definitely going go listen to the next also.I appreciate your narrator. I was able to tell who the character was when she was narrating which is nice.
Review from Standing Fast →
loved it .Very hard to put down. read it and the others before you won’t regret .
This book is really awful. The worst part is the narration. The new reader makes Cookie sound like a bored teenager, the voices of all of the older women sound alike, and some of the men sound like women. There is no enthusiasm in the reading, and the story just seems to drone on and..
Review from Wagging Through the Snow →
I love this series but one the narrator changed, it’s all gone downhill. Even listening at 1.7x, the narrator is robotic and in no way embodies the vastness of that should be “Aunt Peg.” Her voice is very much like that of a youngster learning to read, who has not neither mastered inflection nor intonation…