Eight Days to Live: An Eve Duncan Forensics Thriller

This was not as good as some of her other novels. Also with the narrator being female and there being so many male characters the reading of it seemed a little off. I may have enjoyed reading it more than listening to it.

I have long disliked the females of this series and have zero idea why the men adore them. What keeps me coming back is the men; sexy, dark, interesting, dangerous. My new fave is Seth...unfortunately Jane who asked him to help her keeps telling him to get lost. I wanted to smack her and tell her, "Lady, never heard of gratitude?"

Jane is rude and takes completely after her adopted mother Eve, who continues to put the people she says means "everything" to her, in danger!

Iris--woman CAN be strong and not be bad mannered. They can also possess common sense. Really.

This book was absolutely terrible, in fact, one of the worst books I have ever consumed, well, partially because it was so bad I just couldn't finish it. Oh, and what the heck is "his(her) lips twisted" What is that and why does the author feel the need to use it almost every other sentence! Absolutely awful writing.

The narrator tries too hard to be a male with a Scottish accent. I found the accent distracting and a little comical. The story is ok, but the narrator is really annoying.

Possibly the worst book I have ever read/listened to... the accents of the characters were strange and the plot was just dumb.

Possibly the dumbest book I've ever read!

If the text reads, "the ancillary character replied, 'blah, blah, blah', flatly, it should sound flat. Every line of text was spoken as if the climax of the story was NOW.

No. The writing was trite, predictable. I found myself distracted by my gut response of, "really, that is what you would say at this moment?!?" or thinking the protagonist was a not bright, rude, shallow character. And the front of the book says "a forensic thriller" but there was ZERO forensics in the book. Did I mention that I don't like the protagonist.

I was expecting more of a realistic crime story instead of a chase involving a vampire and a protagonist with psychic abilities.

So overacted as to be almost a parody of itself.

The main character. Oh and the Bad Guys were so extreme as to be laughable, or maybe that was the ridiculous voice of narration

This is a very thought provoking thriller with a comprehensive series of twists.

Very good reading both for emphasis and clarity.

It made me think frequently.

Another excellent read from Audible and its excellent readers.

This was a very good read! I exspecially liked the scottish characters and the way their questionable backgrounds played in the story. Jane was a bit overbearing and made to sound too stubborn. At times I felt compelled to fast forward through some of her dialogue, because I couldn't believe a woman could be so stupid as to want to see grisly murder victims. It is still worth the read.

One of the worst I've listened to in a while. Narrator really is off-putting with the over-enunciation of every single syllable and really bad dialects. I've read other books from this author and enjoyed them. Not her best by a long shot.