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Loved the narration- the accents made the characters come to life. Highly recommend this one.

I loved getting into the mystery. I had no clue who the killer was going to be and it was a complete shock to me when it was revealed. I loved the new characters introduced and I really enjoyed relaxing into this story.

I looked forward to this book with the side trip to the horse racing world but this narrator made listening very tedious. The only character whose voice differed from the monotonous tone was little Kevin. Everyone else sounded alike making it difficult to follow who was speaking to whom.

I am a HUGE Lynn Cahoon fan; however, this book was not good. The story fell flat, the narration was off, and the characters made me dislike them all. I returned the first book in this series after listening to this one. Ugh!

I really tried to like this new narrator but she absolutely butchered this story. I kept looking to see how much longer the book was so I could be done. None of the characters sound remotely close to the previous 18 or so books and some things were totally changed… Aunt Peg doesn’t even have..

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the narrator is good but after listening to whole series narrated by Jessica Almasey to have it switch. this narrator doesn’t have the same liveliness that Almasey had, more boring. more I can’t finish series because it just isn’t the same. I’m disappointed when they don’t keep the narrator’s!!!

Having grown up in Kentucky, fascinated with the horse farms and racing, I absolutely loved this book. Can’t get enough of this series. Very easy to listen to with spot on characters in the dogs show world as well as the thoroughbred world!

This is a great start to a new series, “Kitchen Witch”. In this cold winterscape Gran and Mia are handling all that is thrown their way. The friends that gather around them make the story so strong. Lynn Cahoon congratulations.

I’ve really enjoyed this series. It’s light reading (listening) with some laugh-out-loud moments. I was very disappointed when there was a switch in narrators. The person who can make you want to listen all night is invaluable, and unfortunately Angie Hickman cannot do so. I can’t help comparing her monotonous manner of reading to Jessica..

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Warm, beautiful, heartbreaking, this story touches all emotions. It is everything a good book should be, a best friend, something you do not want to end.