The Girl in the Moss is the third book in the Angie Pallorino series. Written by Loreth Anne White, this series tells the story of Angie Pallorino, a former police investigator, now upcoming private investigator. Angie and her lover , homicide detective James Maddocks are attempting some romantic time off, when they become they are led to skeletal remains in a shallow, mossy grave. Angie becomes involved in solving this cold case, putting herself in danger and finding that this case goes much further than anyone guessed!
I listened to the audiobook version of this while commuting to work down long country roads. I love the way the reader is able to portray the character's voices and the expression she puts into the dialogue. This book is, of course, available in paperback or as an MP3 CD.
Ms. White is excellent at character development and I have seen the changes in Angie over the past books. I will be waiting for book 4!
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Monday, June 18, 2018
What She Doesn't Know
What She Doesn't Know is a psychological thriller by Andrew E. Kaufman. I listened to the audiobook while driving to and from work and between buildings at work. The character development was awesome! I felt like I knew the characters, and there continued to be surprises in the plot. This book is available in paperback and MP3 CD as well.
One of the things I really enjoyed about this book was the narrator. She is an amazing actress and was able to change her voice and accent so well that I could tell who was speaking without being told by the book. She put so much expression in the characters' voices, yelling, growling, whining, crying, happiness, laughing. She was really incredible! I hope I get to hear another book with this same narrator!
One of the things I really enjoyed about this book was the narrator. She is an amazing actress and was able to change her voice and accent so well that I could tell who was speaking without being told by the book. She put so much expression in the characters' voices, yelling, growling, whining, crying, happiness, laughing. She was really incredible! I hope I get to hear another book with this same narrator!
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