Narrator put me off the book. Storyline was good but some of the characters were weak and unbelievable.
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Narrator put me off the book. Storyline was good but some of the characters were weak and unbelievable.
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?
Although what seemed.to be an inordinate amount of time spent on character development and back stories, Lewis eventually picks up the pace with an intricate, intriguing plot. I liked it.
I love this series and so glad to see an audio book. Fantastic narrators that bring the story to life. Enjoy!
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..
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..
Weak narration, May try again later, see if my mood is changed by giving the narration another chance!
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…
