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  • James
  • tallahassee, FL, United States
  • 01-01-12

It's not supernatural, it's just super...

Charlaine Harris hits it out of the park with this suspenseful thriller. We knew she could write about vampires and werewolves, here she shows that she can write about real life as well. Aurora Teagarden is a great character in this excellent series. listen soon.

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  • Beatrice
  • Houston, TX, United States
  • 02-18-15

A very good book

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I laughed, I cried

What made the experience of listening to Dead Over Heels the most enjoyable?

I just enjoy the characters that this author creates. They are like some of my friends and I can identify with most of them. Having grown up in a small town I understand the dynamics that are going on.

What did you like best about this story?

The things that Aurora says are so real life, and she has a quirky sense of humor

Which character ??? as performed by Therese Plummer ??? was your favorite?

I really like how she reads Sooki.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes

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Each book in the series is better than the first!!

The story was excellent and kept my attention from the first to the very end and I wanted more.

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not the best but still great

I enjoyed this one just not as much as the others. not sure why though. Maybe the character Paul being the murderer just seemed not quite right to me. and I am not sure why. i would still recommend it because I have no doubt it will help connect stories later on

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Lil bit churchy...

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awesome

great book! keeps you highly involved and guessing. just when you think you know bam you don't.

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Not as good as the movie

I don't say this often, but the book is not as good as the hallmark movie . I find Aurora to be a complainer and critical of other people . This is not how she is potrayed in the movie . So for this time… Watch the movie instead of reading the book.

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Enjoyed this one very much!

Kept my interest. I love this narrator. If you enjoy a good mystery, it is easy to get hooked on this writer.

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Very good

I really like this book, I joyed the book, fun to listen to, like all the books