Grandfather of the current state of American politics and the decline of democracy. A perfect example of why we need term limits on the Supreme Court while also expanding it.
I want my $$$ back!
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Loved it!
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George Dawes Green knows his way around a good “story arc” and he knows his way around Savannah. Well written, colorful characters, truthful about Savannah (the good and the dark). Well performed/narrated by a small cast of voices. Entertaining to the end. In the tradition of “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.” Every..
Narrators Ariel Blake, Karen Commins, Kathleen McInerney, Lee Osorio, and Melinda Sewak depict lush and humid Savannah, Georgia, from its homeless encampments to its turreted mansions, where beloved singer-songwriter Johnny Mercer once entertained. Reminiscent of MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL, this mystery has colorful Southern characters and family mysteries best left hidden…
Negative
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I thought the story line was good. It kept you wondering what was going to happen. I didn’t like all the negativity about Savannah. I’ve lived here for years and I have not found it to be anything like what was depicted. The author is someone who definitely has had a bad experience and it..
Excellent
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Hate to say goodbye to these characters. I will recommend the book for Bookclub. The readers were all good and easy to follow.
Great book and interesting story with historical twist. However, felt like author wanted to use a lot of buzz words to get as many listeners as possible. Would have a better story in my humble opinion if just told the story.
Impossible to follow
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I never could figure out what was going on. I didn’t finish it which is highly unusual for me. I found it so bizarre that I only read a few chapters.
I liked the various voice actors’ takes on the telling of the story. The author weaves true crimes from the 1700’s until modern day into a fictional murder mystery. It starts quickly into the action in the first chapter and builds perpetually…
great Southern mystery
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great book but multiple narrators were annoying and unnecessarylove books about Savannah!characters well crafted and flushed out
Good, clean, short story with some mystery, excitement, and love. Narrator performed well, but she made some of the characters speak too slowly. I set the speed at 1.2 and that made it just right.