Review from If the Haunting Fits, Wear It →
I recounted audible because I was missing this light hearted series but something happened between the books 1-4 and this one. The storyline became repetitive where I felt like I kept thinking how many times are they going to tell us the cat is ##### or she can see #####. And this narrator. Kill me..
I would give this book more stars were it not for the narration. The prior narrator I felt really nailed the various characters and the southern accents was done really well. With this narrator at times it was hard to identify which character was speaking. The southern accents were too heavy and sounded like they..
Review from Snack →
This was my first Emma Burton’s book. This is a good second chance to love. Minnie and Snack’s story is filled with twists and turns. The back and forth, past to present, is well done, and easy to follow. I love the ending. Angie Hickman did a great job with the narration. I enjoyed listening..
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this audio. From the characters to the crazy hotel everything about this story was fun and made for a great listen. The narrator did a great job conveying all characters in this story.
Review from The Roche Hotel: Season Two →
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this audio. From the characters to the crazy hotel everything about this story was fun and made for a great listen. The narrator did a great job conveying all characters in this story.
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this audio. From the characters to the crazy hotel everything about this story was fun and made for a great listen. The narrator did a great job conveying all characters in this story.
Review from Mission to Protect →
This is set on an air force base. All the women come across as weak fragile flowers that needed to be protected. Also they ignore red flags and act stupid. This book drove me nuts.
Review from Traitorous Toys →
Although this second mystery isn’t quite as riveting as the first one in the series, it is still a solid story with an adorable, big-personality pup and a sympathetic heroine, all narrated by the amazing Angie Hickman.
What a *treat* of a story this was! Not only were there many red herrings to keep the listener guessing almost until the end, but the story was told from the perspective of a likable protagonist, who also happens to share her life with a pooch with lots of personality. Also, kudos for the top-notch..
Review from Bound by Duty →
The narrator’s voice was high and irritating. Too high to do male voice in a convincing manner.