Crimes Against a Book Club

De: Kathy Cooperman

Narrado por: Katherine Kellgren

Best friends Annie and Sarah need cash - fast. Sarah, a beautiful, successful lawyer, wants nothing more than to have a baby. But balancing IVF treatments with a grueling eighty-hour workweek is no walk in the park. Meanwhile, Annie, a Harvard-grad chemist recently transplanted to Southern California, is cutting coupons to afford her young autistic son's expensive therapy.

Desperate, the two friends come up with a brilliant plan: they'll combine Sarah's looks and Annie's brains to sell a "luxury" antiaging face cream to the wealthy, fading beauties in Annie's La Jolla book club. The scheme seems innocent enough, until Annie decides to add a special - and oh-so-illegal - ingredient that could bring their whole operation crashing to the ground.

Hilarious, intelligent, and warm, Crimes Against a Book Club is a delightful look at the lengths women will go to fend for their families and for one another.

©2017 Kathy Chen (P)2016 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved

Awesome Performance - Awesome Story

Would you consider the audio edition of Crimes Against a Book Club to be better than the print version?

This book had me laughing out loud as I was listening to it in the car. The narrator was excellent!!!

Who was your favorite character and why?

My favorite character was Chloe. She turned lemons into lemonade at the end of the story.

Enjoyable enough to spend a credit

Crimes Against a Bookclub was enjoyable and exactly what I expected- fluffy brain candy. Don't get me wrong, this is one of my favourite genres and if I read this book in hardcopy, I'd have devoured it in a day, probably in the summer.

Will I listen to it again? Probably not.

The premise was intriguing and I enjoyed the beginning but by the midpoint, I was beginning to tire of Annie's antics and my sympathy for her in particular was wearing thin by the end. There was so much potential in the first 1/3 to 1/2 of the story that as it fizzled out later on, it was disappointing.

That being said, the ending is very satisfying so hang on! The last hour or so is pretty great.

cute little story

the narrator doors an amazing job with all the carractors voices!
in spite of it being a mystery, it was light and fun.

A sugary, fun read but nothing profound

Any additional comments?

I have to say the plot twist in this book was original and a lot of fun. The rich women of La Jolla really are an easy target, and this is a fun, easy novel. An easy, entertaining listen.

Narrative was lacking in part...

The narrator sounded robotic and at times. She should relax and slow down when describing comments.

Good book

The story was so funny. I enjoyed it thoroughly. the narrator did a nice job with different voices. At times the narrator belted out phrases like "she said* and it was rather shocking to listen to.

Delightful and fresh

Loved it. Loved the story, the writer's use of imagery, her grasp of women's insecurities ( no matter how baseless the insecurities are) and most of all- loved the narration. I miss the characters already. I am now going to look for more of her books. Hopefully she has written more! Well done.

Fun reading

the book had me laughing out loud in spots. grandma is my favorite character in the book . she's a great ham actress, a drama queen of the highest order.

Light & entertaining

I enjoyed this book as an escape from real life. It was witty & sweet w/ characters I came to know & appreciate, warts & all.

Light-hearted read

This is a good read. Lighthearted with some laughed. You will get through it quickly!