Quinn

that's no ending

I enjoyed the story, was captivated, until the ending, which left too many loose ends. I like a story that leaves the ending to one's imagination, but this was ridiculous.

4 of 4 people found this review helpful

Disjointed

I though I had messed up the download when, in the second part, there began to be references to characters and situations never referred to previously. Perhaps I just jumped into a series in the middle, but if not, this was the most poorly edited book to which I have ever listened.

And where were the "forensics"?

The reader was superb. That was my first experience at listening to a woman read all the parts, including the male parts and do it so convincingly.

When the book ended, all I could think was"What the devil was that?"

2 of 2 people found this review helpful

Quinn

I had to stop listening within the first couple chapters. I should have remembered how dramatic this narrator was in previous Johansen's books. I swear she makes stopping at the store sound melodramatic. As far as the story line goes, it's the same old thing. Maybe we could finally find out what really happened and get it over with rather than drag it on from novel to novel?

4 of 5 people found this review helpful

Okay, was my brain on vacation?

I cannot believe the number of stars given by the raters of this piece. I am a Johansen fan, but had to do this review after I listened and went back to see what others thought. I agree with the other one star reviewers and say ENOUGH ALREADY to the plot and execution of this read.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Narration is sooo bad!

I love these characters, and I've read most of this series, but this narrators is chasing me away! I don't believe its been the same reader from the start, or she is just changing her style. But the last book and this one have been hard to get through! I hope someone listens and makes a change.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Scattered plot, poor narration

Tough to listen to this one. The narrator has an irritating accent and makes every character sound alike. Difficult to follow the plot, and not very believeable dialog. Don't waste your time.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Horrible

This may be the only book from Iris Johansen that I've had such a difficult time getting thru. I hated the romance between both couples...Joe and Eve who should have had a nice, comfortable, SOLID relationship by now and Katherine and Joe who seemed to be second best in the Eve world and the "heat" that came quickly between the two and without real reason, just wasn't believable.

Speaking of believable...obviously Iris has never had a disadvantage upbringing or been around people who has; otherwise she would have known that no matter how educated a person becomes, when they are upset or speak of their childhood, they lapse into a broken, slang filled english. Neither Eve nor Katherine comes across as anything but elegantly raised women from a nice suburb.

I really liked Katherine and John. The latter has come across sexier than love sap Joe; for them to have the hots for each other was such a disappointment. How much better if their relationship had slowly with sexual attraction at first ignored, confusing for the little tingling totally unknown to each other, and then blowing their minds when it finally happens.

Joe seemed to be an after thought from the beginning and remains so now, even after a book named after him.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Love the Eve Duncan series!

Love this tragic wonderful storyline. Have to read in order! I'm always anxious for the next book.

Disappointed

I have been a long time fan of Iris Johannsen and I found this book difficult to finish. Many elements to her stories are just too far fetched and redundant.

Story quite interesting.

I was enjoying the storyline right up to the end, then "bam" it ended so abruptly that it made my head spin. There doesn't seem to be a end to this story line. Now I have to read "Bonnie."