Great narration, good story

First off, Jane Collingwood is one of my favorite narrators. Terrific grasp of accents, and she does male voices better than just about any other female narrator, with the possible exception of January LaVoy. I liked this one almost as much as "Sweet Little Lies," the first one in the series. The story was gripping and well thought out. My only little issue is that I thought the parts about our heroine's dysfunctional family life were kind of awkward. In "Sweet Little Lies," that's actually what the plot was all about; here, it seemed like kind of an afterthought. I gather that the author is setting up a sequel that's heavily involved with the family stuff, so fine, that's why she needed the references in this one, but I thought it was a little bit of a distraction. It's a small thing, though. Overall, I loved the book and I'd recommend it.

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5 stars

Loved it! What an honest voice with such clarity and the right bit of snark.

Love the Narrator

The stories in this series are quick and not predictable. There are just enough tie-ins between the books to make it fun, but not annoying (you aren’t expected to have memorized the earlier stories). My husband overheard me listening to this book and commented that the narrator has a very nice voice and accent - I completely agree.