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Starts with great promise, but....

The plot telegraphs any twists long before they come to pass and the prose is overly flowery and gooey. The narration is good.

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Unimpressed

The story was contrived and main the main character whiny. I was disappointed in a particular scene where the main character mocks (repeatedly) a heavy woman - totally unnecessary for the plot. The speaker was terrible. She spoke in voices for different characters, other than the French character I found this painful to listen to. Her attempt to speak in a man's voice was the worst.

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  • Owlgirl
  • Nevada City, California, United States
  • 08-11-16

Fun listen!

This book was a great listen!
I want to go to Oregon , such a well written story line, easy to listen too and not too intense! Hope she continues the characters story!!

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Arsenic with Austen

Enjoy able!
Liked the characters. Would enjoy reading more from this author. Could almost see the beach.


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  • Beatrice
  • Houston, TX, United States
  • 09-17-16

Good Debut

This is a good book with interesting characters and a well developed plot. There is a nice balance of humor and drama. I enjoyed this story and look forward to the next book in the series.

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Enjoyable but narration doesn’t help

This is a cozy mystery with interesting characters in a story peppered with wonderful literary references throughout. Set along the Oregon coast, a middle aged literature professor becomes an heiress and and then a potential murder victim. The story is fun and interesting and I enjoyed it, even with the predictable bad choices and lack of insight. My big complaint is the narrator gives a strong female character a tentative questioning voice, often in contradiction to what is said. If I had read the book, she would have come across much more convincing.