The storyline was weak, the characters lifeless and the orator added little to lift the experience.
Poor
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Ends abruptly
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I love a good murder mystery. I love how the author ties everything up at the end and you have to kind of go back and think “oh yeah that’s right I remember when so and so did so-and-so, now it makes sense”. Not this book. There’s absolutely no buildup to the end and the..
Mediocre mystery
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My first book by this author. It had no depth at all, nothing more than a series of interviews with multiple suspects. Characters were weakly drawn. Won’t read another book by this author.
So excited for this series! Didn’t expect it to be thus good!! I found you have to really listen and pay attention. Really excited for the next book!
I liked the new characters, I did not like the sex scenes. I enjoyed the orator
I love this series.
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I’m really happy with the series. All the characters are great and the narrator did a great job with them. Hope the next book releases soon 
Beautiful Story
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This was such a beautiful story. The author’s words flowed in such a heavenly way. The characters were dynamic and complex in a way that made them relatable, but also mysterious. I really like when characters are not singularly “good” or “evil” and Queen of None delivered. The author made you feel compassion for even..
story details and twisting plot
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Once I got familiar with the voice dynamics, I thoroughly enjoyed the narration. Each character contributed to the story in unique and intriguing ways that made the ending a great surprise. I hope to read more of the series.
First in Fenella Sallow detective series. Well plotted, good character development with one exception, looking forward to the future of detectives, warm atmosphere. The only jarring unit was the over-the-top and unbelievable nastiness of the superintendent.
Author Kelly Miller brings us another look into a different Pride and Prejudice universe. This time the tale is told from Elizabeth Bennett’s point of view. Her younger sister has run away with a friend of Darcy’s and eloped but once Darcy found them he told her soon to be husband that he would make..