Splitsville.com

By: Tonya Kappes

Narrated by: Karen Savage

Length: 7 hrs and 4 mins

Publisher's summary

Splitsville.com is more than Olivia Davis ever dreamed of when she launched the online break up service where she does the dirty work under the alias of Jenn. No one can find out she's the mastermind of her internet sensation, especially when they threaten her for breaking their hearts.

More importantly, Olivia can't keep a job. The problem is, she has a 'gift'. Or what she considers, a curse - reading auras. When a bunch of auras collide, Olivia isn't able to function. So having an online business works out great.

But when two of her clients turn up dead and puts her company at risk, she's the first one on the trail. With Splitsville.com future on the line, it's time to use her 'gift' to figure out who the killer is and who's trying to set her up.

You never know who's behind the monitor.

©lifetime Tonya Kappes (P)2012 Tonya Kappes

Sort of Nancy Drew

This was a fun Audible, characters good and develop as this mystery continues. Target audience probably 13 to 17 females.
Pararomance but not overly so, no explicit scenes but a lot of red herrings as the story progresses. Of course all is made clear in the last chapter.
Karen Savage does a good job on the narration. decent range of different voices. She does keep them different.

Head over to Splitsville.com

Would you listen to Splitsville.com again? Why?

I sure would listen to Splitsville.com again. Olivia is a fun quirky character that you just have to love.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Splitsville.com?

the kissing booth!

Have you listened to any of Karen Savage’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Yes I find Karen Savage very easy to listen to her reading hold my interest!

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

This book made me laugh from start to finish. I loved listening to when she was doing her break-up sevice

Any additional comments?

I would recommend this to anyone who likes fun quirky books

Don't judge a book by it's cover

This was a fun an entertaining book. Based on the cover I thought the story was going to be about another ditzy blonde who stumbles on to a murder and stumbles into finding the killer. This book was more than that. Olivia Davis is intelligent, thoughtful, funny and brave. The mystery is solid and well plotted. The only drawback is that I thought it was a bit of a reach to have her as a suspect. As in all cozy mysteries, everything workd out at the end with several twists and turns. This is a good book. I audible gets the rest of the series.

Cute story, not very thought provoking.

Would you listen to Splitsville.com again? Why?

No need to listen twice. Just a light summer read.

What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting?

Most interesting aspect was her gift to see peoples Ora's.That was done well, and her realationship with her aunt. Least interesting was her relationship with her boyfriend. No developement on that aspect at all and I kept wanting it to and the story never made us really care.

What about Karen Savage’s performance did you like?

I loved her, she has a great voice and really made me believe she was the character

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Nope, sorry, wasnt that type of story line

Any additional comments?

I am glad I biought it, just wont need to listen again.