Since You're Leaving Anyway, Take Out the Trash

By: Dixie Cash

Narrated by: Peggity Price

Length: 10 hrs and 15 mins

Publisher's summary

Since You're Leaving Anyway, Take Out the Trash is a rollicking Texas mystery debut jam-packed with humor - and a heaping helping of romance to boot! Down in Salt Lick, Texas, a lot of folks got sass, but beauty salon proprietor Debbie Sue Overstreet has a bit more than most.

With a pen-name like Dixie Cash, you can rest assured this writing team of two lonestar ladies delivers the goods, spicy and juicy as fresh-picked hot peppers.

©2004 Dixie Cash (P)2007 Recorded Books

Critic reviews

"Authentic dialogue and a strong Texas flavor nicely complement the slapstick tone of Cash's rollicking debut romance featuring Debbie Sue Overstreet." ( Publishers Weekly)

OK

This book sounded good, but I was a little dissappointed in the whole story. It was cute and had some fun characters and a happy ending, the narrator just about did me in. I could hear her swallowing and she paused in the wrong places- it was very distracting. The story would have earned another star if it had another narrator who could really play up the characters.

Don't miss this one

SUPERB!!! I loved this story and I think the narrator is very good. I would love to hang out with the charecters in this book! Be sure to read the "trash" book first because this story reflects back to it. I LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT!!!

Easy Listening

Any additional comments?

This book is light - fluff really, but not everything needs to have deep meanings. The Dixie Cash, Domestic Equalizer series lets you step down from the day-to-day cares.

Narrator was terrible

Had to speed up the play back just to tolerate listening to it. The story was pretty predictable but decent.

Laugh out loud

Dixie Cash has a way with words, most of them hysterical. I thought the narration was great. Nuff said.

Better than expected

I wasn’t sure about this one because of the narrator (but you get used to her.) The story is great and I loved the characters and the town of Salt Lick, TX. She gives great descriptions and you can visualize everything. If you love the Texas “twang” and countryside you will really enjoy this book. A definite winner.

Don't judge the book by its title

I thought this book was going to be as corny as it's title but I was wrong. This was an interesting and well plotted book. The characters were likable and relatable. The plot was interesting and funny. The narrator, Peggity Price, did a good job with the accent and the voices for each character. Although I have high praise for this book, I did feel like there was too much talking. I felt that the book was a little too much romance novel and not enough mystery novel. I'm hoping that in the next book it will be a little more mystery. If not I will still probably buy the third and possibly the rest of the books in the series because the so far I like what I have started.

Great Fun!

I laughed out loud while I listened to this one!
I immediately bought the rest of the series.
I am very sorry that the one that came out in 2009 is not available on audible.
Audible...If you are listening..PLEASE GET IT!
Anything by Dixie Cash is gold!

Good Texas Love Story

If you are a Texan you will enjoy this book. If you are not a Texan you will learn how it is to live in a small Texas town.

If You Are A Young Cowgirl, This Is For You!

And since I am neither young, nor a horsewoman, it is not for me. The narrator reads clearly but very slowly. Our heroine is a young, beautiful and impetuous Texas hairdresser, who internally stomps around without taking much else into consideration. She is surrounded by patient understanding folks who recognize her longing for her ex-husband, the handsome Sheriff. I am not saying that this isn't a story for anyone, I just couldn't listen far beyond the beginning. Too much of a bodice ripper for my taste. Good Luck.