So good!!

Ahhh I loved this!! I adore pretty much everything she writes and this one didn’t fall short of the high standards I’ve come to expect From this author. This story was touching and moving and so so good

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A great story!

I loved this sweet, and charming love story. I can't recommend it enough. And the narrator was fantastic.

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Great female voice

The story was interesting, and the writer did a nice job of developing the characters. My main complaint was that her male voice was so monotone and robotic, that it detracted from being able to relate.

Awesome listen

Happy-Go-Lucky is such a wonderful story. It is a funny and swoony slow burn romance with an entertaining mystery running through it.

“That almost smile etched itself into my heart. Cameron’s expressions of happiness were so few and far between that I kept them all secreted away, to swoon and obsess over in my free time.”

Maise is an amazing fun and quirky heroine. She has a great outlook and I couldn’t help falling in love with her. Even grumpy Cameron has no chance to resist.

“Cameron Grant was the yin to my yang. The wine to my cheese. The ketchup to my mustard. He tempered everything I was with everything that he was, and my life was infinitely better with him in it.”

I absolutely loved reading Happy-Go-Lucky and listening to the audiobook was even better. This will definitely be on my re-listen line up!
-5 Stars!-

so much fun!

Listening to this book was a lot of fun. The story is romantic, humourous, has a good dash of mystery and is well paced. The narration was really good too, and really brought to life the very British flavour of the story. The only reason I chose to give it 4 stars and not 5 for performance was that especially in the initial chapters whenever the narrator spoke Cameron's lines it struck me as odd... i kept expecting a male voice. A few chs in, i was used to it and i think she did a good job of sustaining different tones for all the different characters.

Loved it!

I’d already read “Happy-Go-Lucky” as an ebook a few months ago, but was excited to listen to the audiobook as a reread.

I loved how listening to the story of Maisie and Cameron was a completely new experience in audiobook format.
The narrator did a great job with the voices. She sounded exactly like I imagined Maisie to sound like when I was reading the book. The pacing was spot on, too.

Overall this was a great listen, and I hope there will be more audiobooks of Cosway’s books!

Happy-Go-Lucky

This story is such an enjoyable read with interesting characters and a fun mix of mystery and romance. I originally read it as an ebook, but was excited when it was released as an audiobook.

I liked the narrator's performance quite a bit. The pacing and voices used for each character were well done. Even knowing the plot already I found myself drawn into the story as I listened.

I am looking forward to trying more audiobooks from LH Cosway!

Bad voice for a man

Glad to see heroine make some changes that benefited her and speak up for herself. There have been so many times that I see nice people taken advantage of. The world is so much better with us in it, but we do need check ourselves and realize that we need to truly understand that we have to find that balance of being nice and being a pushover. That balance of giving all and expecting and receiving less is not healthy. Kindness, thoughtfulness and goodness are not to be taken for granted. They are meant to be reciprocated. Don’t forget. Pass it on

More than a lovely office romance

The narrator did such a wonderful job with this audiobook. Her narration was so good it drew me into the story, and I actually forgot that there was no male narrator, because she did such a good job with the male characters that I didn't even notice.

The author surpassed my expectations with this book. The story was originally written as a newsletter serial by the author about a PI company office romance. I enjoyed the story in the serial format, looking forward to each new chapter. However, in its published form the story is even better! In the beginning chapters, we get to know Maisie and Cameron. As we get to know them, we quickly realize they are very different people. Maisie is one of the most upbeat characters I've ever read, very non-confrontational, always trying to see the good in everyone. Cameron, is unfriendly, and very focused on his work. As their relationship develops they each begin to grow and evolve, both becoming more well-rounded. The interesting twist to the story develops when Cameron begins to train Maisie as an investigator, and they discover a complicated mystery while trying to resolve their case. In addition to the blossoming office romance, there is now a complex mystery to be solved. I enjoyed watching Cameron and Maisie work together to solve the case. I loved that Cameron saw Maisie's strengths, and encouraged her to grow. Maisie helped pull Cameron out of his protective shell. I recommend Happy-Go-Lucky as a fun romantic mystery read!

Love this book!

Most of this book was originally created for L.H. Cosway's newsletter and I was just as excited to listen to it as I was waiting for it every time her newsletter came out. What made this so different from the first experience was all of the added content. This is NOT just a re-read of what was sent out, so whether you received the newsletter or not is totally irrelevant. She really flushes out the characters and completes their story.

I love Maisie and Cameron's chemistry. I feel like they compliment each other really well. He's gruff where she's sweet and he's no-nonsense where she's a little meek. They both helped the other to change for the better and took their strengths to change each other's weaknesses. I really loved that.

I also loved the detective work. If you're a fan of Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum series, you will 100% love this book. It had a very similar vibe with the whole who-dun-it theme. Everything came together in the end and for once, I was completely surprised at the ending. I usually figure these things out fairly quickly because clues are constantly dropped, but in this case there really wasn't. It was really well done.

Stacey Holmes does an excellent job reading as Maisie! She really embodies her character and brings her to life. Her male voice wasn't my favorite, mostly because there wasn't much that distinguished one man from the next, but it honestly wasn't awful and I'd listen to it again.

Overall, I highly recommend this book because it was just such a fun listen. Definitely pick it up, you won't regret it!