
Bloodlines: Cove Point Manor
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Bill Nevitt
Alex Tinsdill never thought a simple DNA test would lead to a $250 million inheritance and Cove Point Manor, a massive estate built during the Gilded Age on the Gold Coast of Long Island, New York.
Alex's inheritance doesn't come without a cost however, as two greedy relatives soon show up, determined to separate Alex from his new found riches. Cove Point Manor has a dark past, and a sinister secret which is about to be revealed!
Bloodlines: Cove Point Manor is a fast-paced book that mixes the supernatural with just the right amount of dark humor.
©2017 William B. Taylor (P)2018 William B. TaylorListeners also enjoyed...




















Excellent Story!
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The narrator did a great job with the voices and distinguished between the characters well. He was easy to understand and brought the story to life.
I would like to thank the author/narrator/publisher for generously providing me with a copy of this audiobook in exchange for an unbiased and honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
Comical paranormal fiction novel
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The unexpected surprises don't stop there, but I hate ruining a great yarn.
Oh, if you listen to the audio rendition of this story, with such a skilled narrator, you will find that you are mesmerized by the story.
A truly enthralling tale!
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keep you listening.
The story is not the most original but the Audio Book is entertaining and a good use of your time.
This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.
A worthwhile Book.
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Good Fun
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I really thought this was a pretty good book. The story line was interesting and, although there wasn't a TON of action, there was intrigue and plot. There was some humor sprinkled in, as well, which is always nice. The narration was pretty good too. So, an all around decent book. I would consider it worth a credit.
A really solid book
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An old house with a great history? Check.
A haunting ghost? Check.
Coming into money from an unknown person so you can live in said house? Check.
I loved this story! It was fast-paced, very engaging and entertaining, and I’d definitely listen to this author again. The descriptions were spot on, so it was super easy to imagine what the characters were seeing. I think my only real issue was the robotic dialogue; there were little to no contractions used. Why Mr. Taylor? What English-speaking person (English as their first language, that is) speaks so proper naturally? I’m sure there are some, but still. Robotic dialogue is equal to unnatural-sounding dialogue, in my opinion. I really can’t stand that. Had the narrator not been good at his job (made it less distracting), I probably wouldn’t have gotten very far in the story. There was also the issue of the author seemingly scared to use pronouns. Yes, pronouns are used but not as often as one would think. It was usually always "so-and-so did this, so-and-so did that." I can understand using the character's name when there are multiple characters in the scene. But when there is just one or two, use some pronouns.
When Alex met with the lawyer the first time in New York, why was there so much emphasis on “whiskey,” at least based on the way the narrator said it? I was waiting for the lawyer or someone to tell Alex that his family hadn’t had anything to do with the whiskey business, instead, they’d made their money doing something bad or frowned upon. Either way, Mr. Nevitt did a great job and knows his work and provided a variety of voices for the characters; all of which added to the story making it better. I think his voices for Brenda and Connie were spot on, especially Brenda! Again, he did a great job!
Questions/Comments:
I get Alex didn’t want Connie and Brenda to cause a scene at his lawyer’s office, but why would he have told them where he lived? Why wouldn’t he have just met them somewhere else? Yes, I know without them having gone to the house, there would have been no story. But still. Alex didn’t like them. He hadn’t spoken to either in several months. He didn’t want to deal with them.
Just curious... There’s the part when Alex decides he’s going to tell the ladies the story as to how he ended up in the situation he was currently in. Yet, it was either later that evening or the following evening when he decides to tell them about the DNA test. Wouldn’t that have been the main part of the story he’d told the previous day?
I received a free copy of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review. I would definitely recommend this story.
It had it all.
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An old manor with lots of secrets!
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this book was given to me at my request for review
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Mystery, ghosts and romance
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