Review from Snowed Under →
I received a free code for this book. I have read a few books by this author now, including others in this series. Really enjoy listening to the trials of Verity. This story has not failed to be enjoyable, Good read
Review from Digging Up Trouble →
DIGGING UP TROUBLE IS THE SECOND IN THE LEAFY HOLLOW MYSTERIES BY RICKIE BLAIR. This is the first of the series I have listened to and feel Ok is just about as good as it got. The narration was good as the narrator made the characters come out as individuals but the plot left a..
Review from From Garden to Grave →
Different, fun and funny. I like that there are really 2 mysteries here. The characters are great and the “whodunit” keeps you guessing. Looking forward to the second book – can’t wait to see what’s next in the big mystery.
Review from A Branch Too Far →
Another great murder mystery, that keeps you guessing until almost the last. This has been a very good series, and each book, so far, has had drama, humor and a little romance.
Review from The Grave Truth →
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review. As good as the others in the series! This is the first one I have listened to as an audiobook but have read others by this author. I enjoyed it as much as I did the ebook format…
Review from Picture Imperfect →
Another great story in this series. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
Review from The Grave Truth →
This is the sixth book in The Leafy Hollow Mysteries Series, a great cozy mystery. Verity’s adventures continue in this installment. She is strong, independent, and smart. The supporting characters are great, and they have an important part in this story. Jeff, Verity’s boyfriend, is handsome. I like his protectiveness. The storyline is well written,..
Review from Digging Up Trouble →
I tried this book a few times.I just could not get into it.Narration was good. was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.’
Review from From Garden to Grave →
Almost quit listening a couple of times in frustration at the narrators voices. She had me rolling my eyes when she cock-a-doodle-dooed and meowed (which may be what was written, but it sounded ridiculous). I kept listening because the story was interesting
Verity Hawkes’ father unexpectedly shows up in Leafy Hollow, claiming there’s something hidden in Rose Cottage that Verity’s mother wanted him to have. Why has he traveled from Australia now? What is the mysterious object he won’t tell Verity about? And why hasn’t he had any contact with Verity since she was 8 years old?..