Whiskey Sour

Addison Holmes, Volume 2

De: Liliana Hart

Narrado por: Connie Ventress

Addison Holmes is at it again. When priceless Russian gems are stolen on their way to Savannah and the courier is murdered, all the clues lead back to an escort service that seems above reproach. But looks can be deceiving. Throw in a sexy detective and a dangerous FBI agent, and Addison finds out very quickly that she's in way over her head. But nothing is going to stop her from getting her man.

©2012 Liliana Hart (P)2013 Liliana Hart

Weirdly good

mystery, women-sleuths, great-fun

Addison Holmes and her cronies are just too much fun! There is lots of situational and verbal humor, interesting characters, and a real plot. Great light reading.
Connie Ventress is an excellent audio interpreter.

Predictable and a bit raunchy.

Enjoy the characters butits a bit predictable. Could live without the soft porn descriptions.... What's the next book? Its still worth a read.

OMG!!!

What made the experience of listening to Whiskey Sour the most enjoyable?

The fact that it's the man's sexy image description that's given throughout the story!

A female author In this genre actually giving us the feel from the female point of view in

regards to her attraction, feelings, wants and needs of a man.

Usually have to suffer through how hot, perfect, blah, blah, blah the female is. So, I

appreciate this story more that the focus is on the man. And a sexy man!

What other book might you compare Whiskey Sour to and why?

REAL by Katy Evans

This is the first romance action/ suspense/thriller/drama I've read that had the pov of the
woman towards the man. I don't even know how to explain it but...

If you are a straight woman who has no problem drooling over a good looking man, this
story will not disappoint. Each deliciously creative word towards the sexy visual image of
Remy had me weeping with want for him and his feelings for what's-her-name (soooo didn't deserve him!!!) seriously had me wishing it was me he wanted. Thank goodness for imaginations!

So far the entire Whiskey series has come so d@mn close to taking the number 1 position
of sexy drama filled stories in my heart. I will admit I love Addison to the core and wish she
was the female lead in REAL!!!

What does Connie Ventress bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Wow! Talk about being a talented performer! It's only her voice I heard when I was reading book four in this series and felt so deprived that she didn't perform for that book.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Three's Company...except instead of two hot chics, there is two hot guys and a chic.

Any additional comments?

Fantastic plot, interesting characters and thank you for creating Nick and Savage!!

I'm hope Kim and Savage hook up too!!!

Fun Chick-Lit Mystery

This is a really fun and quirky series, at times it feels very familiar, rather like a few other characters on TV and in books. Still it is entertaining and draws you in like a warm cup of hot chocolate. I am enamored with the characters and sold on the whole series!

Addison is kind of a hot mess as a detective, she solves cases in spit of her ineptitude and too stupid to live moments. She is very lucky to have such a great support system with Kate, Nick RoseMarie, her mom and now Savage. I would hate to see what would happen if these folks didn't have her back! It is fun to watch her fumble through but ya worry about the girl a lot!

The romance takes a slight turn with the love triangle, this feels very familiar. I liked Addison and Nick in the first book and really wanted them to have progressed the relationship in this book. But his control issues are a touch annoying, sure she is clueless at the job, but ya gotta let her fly. I kind of think Savage is a better fit for her, he lets her have her head while keeping tabs from a distance.

The mystery is more focused this time around, not all those pesky red herrings. There are still side cases but they don't get in the way as much. The pacing is great and everything flows. I hope things get a little more complex as the series progresses, but it is also great that things stay pretty light.

The book is all first person, which I don't mind so much in audiobooks. Somehow it makes the read feel more dynamic. Addison is such a fun character that you can't help but fall into her schemes.

I listened to the audiobooks narrated by Connie Ventress, who has a delicious Southern accent. She makes everything blend together, the quirkiness of Addison and the energy of the small town really come through. The pace is brisk, I like things quicker, so I speed the read up a notch. It is a fabulous pairing of book and narrator. She has a sweet and soothing tone, just enough depth to the Southern to make it smooth.

Overall, it is a very entertaining read, quirky and fun while keeping the mystery moving. This is one of those series you either love or hate, I am firmly in love. Sure there are flaws but it is just so charismatic I can't hope but overlook them.

Awesome book

I love the storyline and the characters. I can't wait to hear the next one.