Don’t Look Now is a thrilling romantic suspense novel by Mary Burton, a New York Times bestselling author. The novel follows Jordan Poe, an Austin homicide detective who is hunting a serial killer that may be connected to her sister’s assault two years ago. When Jordan is attacked at a crime scene and suffers a..
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This was a good read. It pulled me in from beginning to end trying to guess who the killer was. It was well written and I enjoyed watching our two detectives come together and watching Jordan follow the clues and deal with the setback she is handed while tracking this killer. The story was interesting..
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This book kept me interested but end seemed rushed to end it. I really liked the characters.
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I wasn’t crazy about this one and don’t understand how it has so many good reviews. The narrator accents were obnoxious and the overall story wasn’t that engaging. It was ok but predictable and not great by any means. Many of the plot twists were simply not believable.
I couldn’t finish the book because the narrator was so bad. Very robotic. When she did the voice of Kai, she made him speak very monotone and slow like he was in slow motion. Drove me crazy. The story might be a good one, but I couldn’t tell you if that were true or not…
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I thought the details were very unrealistic. Couldn’t imagine the parents not being more involved and where was the FBI brother? The main character was bossy and snotty and very poorly represented as anything.Sorry but I didn’t enjoy the book. Was this the authors first one?
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If you can get past the absolutely terrible, and in consistently applied accents, the narrator attempts to use in this book this could possibly be a good story. Historically, I like this author, but the narration is so bad it’s distracting, and I can’t could not get through the book.
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A cute story about a small town sheriff’s office, unrequited love, and a great dog! I liked this one more than the first, because it, like its main character, Catie, had more focus, and it was hard to figure out “who done it.” And I like the independence, or desire for independence, that Catie has,..
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Okay story but very juvenile. The narrator did a good job but I don’t think I will buy another book
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The narration was awful. It was hard to get through the book, to be honest, but since I spent money on it, I suffered through. Too bad, because I usually enjoy the author