Eve: An Eve Duncan Forensics Thriller

I completely agree with the other reviews, and wish I had waited to read them before I picked up this disappointing book. The narrator's voice was dreadful, the plot unremarkeable, best left on the shelf!

"Audible hopes you have enjoyed this book". I DID NOT! Eve is getting dumber with each book and I found myself rolling my eyes over and over at the dumb, dumb antics and the even dumber dialog. I am sick to death of hearing about "her 'Bonnie" and now an entire book that revolves around this over worked subject. And did we really need to spend most of the first half on the crazy, unbelievable teenage sexual relationship? Seriously, thinking she is not going to get pregnant by taking one pill? I cannot believe the shoddy work here. The other reviewer was correct with her comments "what about Joe"? And this is the worst narrator I have heard. As soon as the book started I remembered why I did not want to get another Eve book. She emphasizes the wrong words and frequently each word of a sentence. Her sinister voice is just plain ridiculous. I could barely finish the book and then was sorry I wasted my time with that ending.

The book is bad, the reading is horrible, don't waste your credit on this book

After "Chasing the night" where Iris finally gave her readers a strong woman that was sexy AND smart, she gives us Eve, the Eve that tries to protect a man that has spent the last 11 books rescuing her from her own stubborn stupidity. She doe it by running away with the father of her dead child. And just to show how much of an idiot she is, she thinks that Joe (her lover and hero) won't come after her.

Iris does her best to make the old lover (the father) appear dangerous and sexy--and all the time, the reader is screaming, "WHAT ABOUT JOE???"

The only hope a reader can cling to is that Eve gets shot and joins the only creature she truly cares about, her Bonnie--Joe runs away with Katherine, or that Eve ends up with her ex and leaves Joe to find someone who will love him back.

For anyone that cares about Joe--and Bonnie, skip this one, don't spend your credit on it. Wait for "Joe" and see if Joe finally gets something for all his devotion.

I wanted to like this but gave up after about an hour. Get it from a friend or your library instead unless you are a die hard fan.

Probably not

Her performance was not the main problem that I had with the book

No

It seemed that the story wasn't complete. It skipped times in Eve's life and didn't make sense

They mention her daughter over 100 times to the point you don't want to hear the name Bonnie. First part of book is very slow and I don't really think it is necessary to take several chapters to cover her childhood indiscressions.

cant wait to get the next book in the series.

no comparing . Eve is Eve

Not sure its been a while.. Iv been away from audio..

Not Adam's Eve

This book is worth downloading..

It took so darn long to reach a simple conclusion - so much repeating of lines, and story parts...

I have discontinued listening to ANY book of which she reads... she ends every word with an extra long sssssssssssssssssss.. Yessssssssssssssss.... bout drives me nutz. Just tell the story - without so much drama. We are listeners that want to hear the story and reach our own conclusions, without the reader making the characters worse then they are. Sorry Jennifer - just not a fan.

I won't be finishing the rest - Bonnie or Joe... I'll read the reviews and learn the endings!

I enjoyed the readers voice. The people in the story moved me emotionally with their individual issues. Suspense was scattered throughout the book.

Romance and mystery is my favorite combo. When I thought it was getting predictable it was not. It was interesting to see how different characters handled stress and life problems.

Yes. There is smooth traction through time and character interaction.

Nothing

No