LaRena

It left more unanswered questions. Left us in the air at the end.

A little more action.

I love how she plays Sookie and Pam.

Yes. Slower than the other books, but interesting. You can tell that the series us coming to a close.

I wouldn't go as far to say time well spent but it held my interest for the most part.

No, not at all. I'm not really in a rush to read the second and third parts, but I will out of curiosity.

He did a wonderful job giving the story life and distinguishing the characters.

Maybe a series. It would need a lot of development. I see what the author was goin for, but the story lagged at times.

Probably 3rd or 4th.

Carter. He was strong, level-headed, mature, and loyal. He took charge of his family and I loved that about him.

I loved his performance. He acted out each part and each character could easily distinguished.

When the brothers put their differences aside.

I was mad at first because I felt the twists ruined the first three books, but the story definitely stood on it's own and grew on me after a couple of chapters. There was some continuity issues also. I wasn't too crazy about the ending though. I will definitely check out part 5, but must say, I'm nervous about the direction they are going in, maybe because I'm so in love with young Carter. :) overall great book. I didn't want it to end.

Yes, I would.

I kind of expected it. It gave the book closure, but it was a little sad.

Yes, I would

I was disappointed the first few minutes of listening to the book, but quickly changed my mind. It isn't an action-packed page turner, but enough is going on to keep you interested. A few of the conversations in the book made me think. That is what I appreciated about this story. This book was very well-written and had a purpose.

I would recommend this book because it was interesting from beginning to end.

I would have left out the foreshadowing in the beginning and let all of the events come as a surprise. Throughout the beginning, I kept waiting for this big moment that was eluded to in the first 10 minutes.

Patricia Floyd always does well.

Yes. I want to hear about the state of the character's relationship. And I need more drama! :)

Yes. I wasn't in love with this book, but I would say that it was worth the time. The story was interesting enough. The narrator did a pretty good job.

Yes. They kept the story going at a good enough pace that the reader doesn't have a chance to get bored.

The meeting with samaira when they gave her the check.

Yes. I would like to see how the friendship between Eve and amber played out. Also, I would like to see someone put Jackie in her place.

I'm not going to lie, the twist was a bit predictable. But for Evelyn not to be a professional writer, she did a decent job. I cared enough about what was going on to actually for opinions of each of the characters. I would have liked to see some justice takes place. To me a great book sets you up to dislike the villains and then gives them what they deserve. But I would check out the sequel if they decide to write one.

I haven't read the print version.

When one of the girls was found dead and we found out who it was. That was kind of sad.

Yes. Both narrators did a good job. They were enthusiastic and acted out their parts well. The only thing is the person who narrated as Robin, her voice didn't go with what the character was supposed to look like.

Don't judge someone by their secrets

Good book with a slight, yet unpredictable twist at the end.

I liked the update it gave on the characters from the first book. I hated the cliffhanger ending.... And Sheldon.

Yes. I'm still impressed with the first book. She knows how to tell a story. Also she brings characters to life.

She did a good job bringing out their personalities.

If Sunny wasn't so into self-sabotage. More moments that make you go "awwww".

Overall decent book. Mad about the ending though. There was a climax then it just ended. I would have gotten the next book regardless.

Unpredictable, emotional, fulfilling

My favorite character was young carter because he was always so in control. He was intelligent, loyal, and we got to see his sensitive side. That was beautiful.

Everything. He painted a picture with his performance!

The game where no one wins.

I didn't want this trilogy to end. This is a classic.

Yes. This book played like a movie in my head. It was so real and took me on an emotional journey.

It was well written. Excellent storytelling.

Some of the characters sounded like they were straight out of the old south. It was distracting at first. Other than that, she did each character justice.

I think the title is perfect.

I didn't want it to end.