The Luckiest Woman Ever

Molly Sutton Mysteries, Book 2

De: Nell Goddin

Narrado por: Becket Royce

Another pastry, another dead body.

Things have started to look up for Molly Sutton. Her new life in the French village of Castillac isn't as peaceful as she expected it to be, but maybe that could be a good thing. Turns out a little mystery, a little excitement - it gives a girl with imagination something to do besides obsess about croissants.

After Molly stumbles on another dead body, our amateur detective wastes no time before eavesdropping and butting into conversations all over town, gathering as much information as she can on everyone.

But when Dufort is about to clap handcuffs on the wrong man, she's got to do more than eavesdrop to save him. Will she have the chops - and the cleverness - to pull it off?

©2015 Nell Goddin (P)2016 Nell Goddin

Holes in the plot

I liked this story less than the first book in the series because besides the heroine being even more annoying than before, this time she also had an obnoxious, boy-crazy friend and there were places the plot made no sense or was just way too thin. I don’t want to give spoilers and it was not the worst mystery I’ve ever read, but in my opinion it really left a lot of questions and had dead ends and misdirections that were not satisfactorily explained. So it felt like the author just threw in this and that for no good reason.

Another great addition

Nell Goddin just keeps getting better with each installment. Sometimes making you laugh and sometimes making you feel sad, each storyline grabs a hold from the beginning and holds strong until the very end. Becket Royce gives another great performance and her voice has truly become Molly’s voice. If you enjoy cozy mysteries, then this book and series is for you.

Another fun story

The story is light hearted with fun twists and humour. However, the narrator has the most irritating nasal voice with an exaggerated American accent that makes the listener want to switch off the audiobook. Find another narrator, PLEASE!!!

The Plot

Unable to figure out who was the murderer..I live it.! All the great characters made out OK. These characters are becoming like family.

Loving Castillac series

descriptive writing makes you feel like you've been to Castillac. Great characters too! Surprise endings.

Pretty stupid story

Okay if nothing else to listen to. The dialogue okay just a weird story. Okay narrator

Promising

Has all the elements of a good story, but is choppy and feels cobbled together. The characters are charming, but feel like first drafts.

Character development

By the time you finish reading any of the Molly Sutton mystery novels, you feel as if you know the characters