The tension of the story is non-existent. We all want a happy ending for these characters, but do all the problems our protagonists encounter need to be solved before they even cause an issue?
View: debsbalm
Another Success for N.C. Lewis
Review from Raven Bones →
Yay
Review from Vitamin Sea →
Spoken bones
Review from Spoken Bones →
Format: audiobook Narrator: Deborah Balm The storyline was good but rambled a bit in places. I found it a bit strange as it was set in Cumbria in the UK a very beautiful and scenic part of the country but rainy dismal weather seemed to be the focus as well as the title of the..
Meh
Review from Spoken Bones →
Didn’t actively dislike this book, just found it slow to develop and dull. A lot of procedure with uninteresting character interactions. No feeling of suspense. As the first book in a series, it’s understandable that a decent amount of time is spent on character introductions and some development. Sadly, I only found one of the..
Could not get into the story….
Review from Spoken Bones →
Little things are starting to be distracting me to me. The main character drives a car called a Morris Minor. You know this because you are told this a hundred times. If it were a drinking game where you take a shot every time the name is used, you would be drunk by chapter 10…
I have listened to this group of books 3 times and now of my fourth listen. I love everything about these books. The characters are all delightful. I love the setting in time they have been written in. I love listening to the narrator as she reads. To the author, thank you so much for..







