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  • Frances T.
  • 03-19-17

Starts good but ends in rather a rush

Well read, appropriate voicing and nice to listen to. The strong starts well but the closing chapters seemed like a rushed finish.

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  • Just
  • 04-29-18

Good effort from Denise Mina

Would you consider the audio edition of The End of the Wasp Season to be better than the print version?

Possibly; Sally Armstrong read it very well.

Which character – as performed by Sally Armstrong – was your favourite?

Alex Morrow.

Any additional comments?

A very good novel, could be enjoyed as a stand alone story, though will probably make more sense if you've read Still Midnight.

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  • prawncracker
  • 04-04-18

Excellent narration

Great story, with clear, easy-to-follow narration. I wish other Denise Mina books were done by this narrator.