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A wonderful and magical story full of adventure for my daughter. She was engaged the entire time!

When the first twist is revealed, you won’t know what hit you. When the next twists comes in, you will be floored. When the final twist lands, you might do what I did and drop the bowl you were holding and watch it shatter to the floor as you listen, aghast at what you missed..

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This book is both hilarious and a fun adventure. Some parts are laugh out loud funny and it is clever and amusing throughout. The adventure keeps you entertained from start to finish. I also very much enjoyed the narrator. I highly recommend it.

First 16 chapters totally boring. Skimmed through rest of book. Too long and did not hold my interest.

Great story that offered quite a few good surprises. Unfortunately, Anna‘s performance was excessively dramatic and difficult to listen to after a while.

The storyline is ok, but story telling by the author is enjoyable. The narrator’s southerner accent and the pseudo male voice was not fun to listen to. Either get a male-voice or just narrate as a female, please.

The character development is really good! You think you have them all figured out but then you find you’ve been traveling down the wrong path!

Narrators voices did not work for the storyAnna sounded like a teenagerGeorgia too immature

I really liked this book it’s really insightful for fiction and I’m pleased I took a chance on this one I was worried about it at first but eventually I was drawn into the story. .

When I started this book, I groaned. I thought I had picked another chick book. It was about two women: Anna, a single photographer living in New York City having an affair with a married man, and Georgia is married, and lives in a suburb (the house she grew up in) with her husband and..

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