Review from Family Plot →
I thoroughly enjoyed this fun regency mystery. I especially liked that the whole of the mystery wasn’t overly obvious and threw a bit of a twist in there to keep you guessing. I have not previously listened to the first 2 books in the series but was able to catch up quickly. There is a..
Review from The Necromancer’s Dance →
The voices are consistently done. The accent seems quite a bit more blue collar Roslindale than white collar Beacon Hill, but at least it’s consistently done. The Irish accent sounds good to me, but I wasn’t raised in Ireland. The story is well done. Strong setting, strong characters, and humor sprinkled throughout. We like the..
Review from Cronin’s Key →
This ended up being: 80% exposition, 15% unnecessary/overly descriptive sex scenes, and 5% plot. The blurb seemed perfect for me: vampires =fantasy, ancient Egypt = a personal enjoyment of mine, LGBT leads = FINALLY! I was hoping for an enjoyable use of historical figures and locations to tell an adventurous tale with an LGBT perspective…
Review from Scarred Mate →
Love this series and the characters, I would look to see the whole series on audiobook…………
Portrayed a real but raw emotional journey about bipolar disorder. Wasn’t always pretty but hopeful
Review from Family Plot →
I like Regency romance and I love murder mysteries. I’ve read tons of MC Beaton, Christie, Marsh and Doyle. I really wanted to like this book. I’m always on the lookout for a good series, and I liked the characters for the most part, I just found them unbelievable, especially the heroine. I think you..
Considering this is the third book in the series I’m sure all the readers/listeners know the quality of writing this series has. Before I was even done with the first book I ordered the second and third…and then devoured them all (and going to start all over again the second I’m done with this review)…
Review from Family Plot →
I have been absolutely loving this mystery series by Sheri Cobb South. Book one is called ‘In Milady’s Chamber’ and book two ‘Dead Bore’, but there is also a prequel called ‘The Pickpocket’s Apprentice’. I found that while each of Sheri’s books can easily be read as stand-alones, reading them in order and especially reading..
Review from Family Plot →
John Pickett and Lady Fieldhurst are so endearing characters. I love how well developed the author has written these characters. She provides such great imagery for the times and seems to have the proper mannerisms down to a T. The story has such interesting twists and turns, and vivid descriptions. The narrator fits the book..
Review from Body Shot →
The first book in the series was a 5-star listen, this one is too and so much more. Maybe because Mike picked my interest in book 1, and Mr. Froomkin brought him to life with passion, his Scot brogue is to die for *sigh* his voice is so versatile it was a pleasure to listen…