Review from Glimpse of Death →
Glimpse of Death is my first read by this author: however it is the third in the series of novels featuring FBI Special Agent Tess Winnett. She is recuperating in hospital from her last case and is approached by Palm Beach County Detectives for any insight she can give them into their newest case. A..
Review from And Then She Was Gone →
kept me interested from beginning to end. characters are memorable. story line was solid. overall, good book. I would recommend.
Review from Priestess of War →
but it could have been better expected him to go different ways but it was overall a good book much more entertaining than my other fantasy novels he wrote
Any additional comments? After a bit of a slow start, this thriller keeps you glued to it the whole time. The narration remains intense as does the plot. On an intellectual level, I’m impressed by how much effort obviously went into the research (or maybe not and the author is just that good at making..
Review from Glimpse of Death →
This was a truly riveting story. It kept me guessing and held my interest the entire time. Tess is a great female lead, strong, confident and takes no crap. Andrew Tell did a fantastic job as narrator. He was easy to follow and had proper inflection. I would definitely purchase other Audiobooks narrated by him…
Review from The Watson Girl →
This is my first from both the author and the narrator and I was really impressed with both. The novel is well written with well thought out plot twists and turns, well developed characters, and gripping suspense. Far too often mysteries have recycled, poorly planned “twists” but that is definitely not the case here –..
Review from The Watson Girl →
Listening to Audio books makes my daily commute to work less painful and prevents me from falling asleep behind the wheel. I have listened to many thrillers and The Watson girl as well as Dawn Girl are definitely among the best! The narrator is extremely good, well written, great story…. Oh my God, I could..
Review from Hotel Megalodon →
I’ve read fanfics written by teenagers that were better than this book. The characters, the dialogue just awful. The only good thing was the narrator. He did a good job for the most part.
Review from And Then She Was Gone →
The book is fulln of overused diloge, discripions , and scenarios borrowed from old movies and tv shows. Nothing to make this book memorable, even the love story is predictable and one more Romeo ad Juliet scenario. I hope tbis background for the set has something useful in future volumes.Even the forced race ellements can..
Review from The Watson Girl →
I was given this title for free in exchange for an unbiased review. I loved the book. The storyline kept me guessing. I thought I figured it out midway, but wasn’t quite sure. The side story of the detective added some depth to the story. The narrator did a good job.