I tried to get through this book but just couldn’t finish it. Too many voices that didn’t really go with the characters and so slow, I kept drifting away from the story and losing interest.
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Green is a gifted writer whose other books have been tight, focused, and in some cases unforgettable. Here he tries to write a big sprawling novel about Savannah and misses badly. The narrative is confusing and tension is constantly interrupted by bewildering chapters where people talk about flowers and campari.
Great narration Complicated, mysterious, intriguing story.Savannah Georgia residents and frequent visitors will love the the accurate descriptions of all the landmarks.
I’ve always been interested in the period just before WWII and this book doesn’t disappoint. I learned a few new things and enjoyed the names and aviation history. Great book for anyone who wants a fresh take on the 30s. Highly enjoyed it.
~Disclaimer: I received a free audiobook copy of this book.~ I always like the MCs in cozy mysteries to have a reason to get involved. In this case she comes across the murder scene, but other than that it is just because moments after meeting the detective she decides she HAS to solve it. Just..
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enjoyed every word. I loved the fact that I knew the streets and areas mentioned. it read as a true story.
Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it’s like your really there!! good overall
Love a good cozy!
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A cozy mystery was the best kind of listen to start my weekend. M Alfano starts her Mobile Groomer series with Leslie, recently divorced and in Pecan as she starts her new dog grooming business. When she goes to one of her clients’ homes, she finds him floating in his hot tub. Now with her..
Terrible!
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Oh my goodness, I am so sorry I wasted a credit on this book. I could not make it through the book. Made no sense. Lots of name dropping but no plot. So disappointing.
The best feature of this book is the historical commentary. The story has its merits, but the telling is somewhat slow and redundant, and the ever present vulgarity tiresome. Nevertheless, I suspect reading the book would be vastly superior to listening. The use of multiple narrators presents an unnecessary distraction, as does the uneven quality..