Review from The Trouble with Friends →
I’ve read nearly all of this author’s ‘Pride and Prejudice’ variations, and each one offers a unique twist that’s truly captivating. ‘Trouble with Friends: A Pride and Prejudice Variation’ is no exception. I highly recommend this book, along with the other variations, to anyone who loves Jane Austen and is eager to experience different takes..
Review from A Gentleman of Worth →
A sweet story with nice moments , drama and as always an evil woman who thinks of her wants regardless who it hurts.
Review from Spoken Bones →
kept me interested till the end with a good lead on to next book in the series
I wasn’t sure during the first book of the series if I would like it but I went ahead with the second book and it turns out that I like it very much and would like to continue but audible has not recorded the rest of the series yet!! Get on with it already!! The..
Review from Spoken Bones →
The monotone, croaky durge of the narrator put me off. felt like she was affecting a northern accent. I fell asleep many a time and had to keep rewinding. Story wise the final twist showed no logical pathway and came out of thin air. Too many strands to keep control of.
Review from An Endeavour to Be Worthy →
I enjoyed listening to this book. It brings me back to the soft romance novels I used to read when I was really young and just starting to delve into romance.
Review from Spoken Bones →
This book plodded on and on and on.. Why so many americanisms? Soda.. Sedan.. Boardwalk.. The story just kept on going and even got to 60+ chapters.. Sorry but this book is just plain boring
Review from Whispered Bones →
Quirky characters in interesting situations, intricate plot, excellent character development. suspense until the very end.
Review from Spoken Bones →
The storyline was weak, the characters lifeless and the orator added little to lift the experience.
Review from Spoken Bones →
I love a good murder mystery. I love how the author ties everything up at the end and you have to kind of go back and think “oh yeah that’s right I remember when so and so did so-and-so, now it makes sense”. Not this book. There’s absolutely no buildup to the end and the..