Review from Broken Man →
The whinny voice for Sheilagh was obnoxious. Maybe should have had a second (female) narrator to do her part. Also disappointed so much of Luke/Tristin’s story was just a repeat of Sheilagh’s story. Wish the author would have added more NEW story for them. Ending was super abrupt.
Review from The Kingdom of Quail →
I really enjoyed listening to this book!! Great story line and felt like audible version brought life to the story.
Review from Tex →
Noooo seems the audio talent changed to a gruffer guy and he sounds like someone’s hillbilly potbelly dad in a beat up recliner. He keeps chuckling and I hate it. Well crap. This series used to be sexy.
Review from The Kingdom of Quail →
The author has done a wonderful job of capturing the importance of family and family land in the South. I was not familiar with quail plantations and found the information about the one belonging to the Parkers new and interesting. As ever in the South, class plays a major role in the story as Luke..
Luke, Angus Parker, Joe Green, and others build a strong long-lasting relationship that withstands the ravages of time, fire, and loss. Their passion for the land and quail enables them to protect their way of life longer but will it be long enough? The wolves are howling at their door wanting to develop the land..
Review from The Kingdom of Quail →
Heart wrenching story narrated in a way that brings the characters to life and leaves the listener yearning for more.
Review from The Kingdom of Quail →
I just finished listening to “The Kingdom of Quail”. It was a very heartwarming story that kept you totally involved from beginning to end. David Vargo was the narrator of this book – I have listened to a number of his books, and I can’t express how well he evokes a truly superb story telling..
Review from Paw and Order →
Paw & Order is the first title in the Detective Whiskers series (there is a prequel). Whiskers is not your ordinary housecat – he is, in fact, an extraordinary tuxedo kitty adopted by Fred (a detective) and his wife Sheila. I had read the first 7 books prior to the Audible version of Book 1..
Review from The Kingdom of Quail →
This story was beautifully written. It spans over decades but you’re so caught up in the lives of all these characters that you won’t even realize it’s happening. This story is very emotional. I personally cried several times and for many different reasons that I will not share because I don’t want to give any..
Review from The Kingdom of Quail →
It’s a wonderful history , I read it twice , my mind transported me there with those people and those birds , thank you so much!