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Old 02-08-2016, 11:00 AM   #1494
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Originally Posted by CRussel View Post
Sometimes you just need to abandon the purchase and read something else, Catlady. Not always easy to walk away, but probably best if you can do it. What I did with the 4th and 5th Jodi Taylor books, even though I'd bought Audible versions of them, I just walked away from the series half way through the 4th book.
I never abandon books. Especially suspense-type books. I always think optimistically that the author will manage a socko ending that will make me forgive any and all flaws along the way.

In this one, the plot problem with the police wasn't apparent till quite late, and the author didn't address it in an even remotely believable fashion.

I think this was the author's first book, and I would possibly try her next if the setup appealed to me. (But only as a library book.) The narrator is also apparently new-ish; Audible lists her for only one other title. This book would probably have been helped by a better narrator, but the main problem was the writing.

Oh well. On to the next book!
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