I enjoyed the way the reader portrayed each character. It made the story even more believable. Nice job all in all!
great story! loved the language translations! I en
Review from Murder & Mayhem in Goose Pimple Junction →
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awesome
Review from Dixie Diva Blues →
this story will not disappoint,this is the divas at their best.funny resourceful cunning and as always loveable
I’m addicted to Sasha McCandless or I would give up listening to this dreadful series of recordings. Southern twangs, Valley girls, and incomprehensible mash-ups of northeastern city accents all in characters in Pittsburgh? Why oh why? And can someone give the voice actor a hint about pronouncing the legal Latin? It is painful.
Cringeworthy voice acting
Review from Irreparable Harm →
Really enjoyed the plot but the miscast voice actor was painful. Pittsburgh with a southern drawl? Ouch.
Interesting – but far too padded with minutiae
Review from Road to Tara: The Life of Margaret Mitchell →
Listened to this in tandem with Audible’s "Gone With the Wind" (highly recommend!!). What begins as an interesting biography of Margaret Mitchell gradually bogs down into excruciating minutiae focused on the mechanics of publishing GWTW and production of the movie itself. At times – literally – it felt like events were recounted in real time…
The voice of the narrator was perfect for this book, sad end though. shocked me
Good character lines
Review from Inadvertent Disclosure →
If you could sum up Inadvertent Disclosure in three words, what would they be? Great characters What was one of the most memorable moments of Inadvertent Disclosure? Sasha’s interaction with the Judge who assigned her to represent the old man What about Karen Commins’s performance did you like? Her voices were great for the different..
hated the narrator. didn’t finish the book. not sure where goose pimple is supposed to be in TN but never heard the majority of the sayings in this book and i am born and raised in TN.
Any additional comments? Fooling Around with Cinderella is the perfect beach read that includes several laugh out loud moments. It is a great first book in the new Storybook Valley series by Stacy Juba. Having worked at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio over the summers during my college years, I could easily relate to the..
This isn’t a bad book, and I rather liked the main character, attorney Sasha McCandless. I did not read the first in this series, but little depended upon that except for her first meeting with her current lover and unofficial “partner,” Air Marshall Leo Connelly. Sasha is appointed to handle a case completely outside her..