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Shwetambari Bukshete shweta_artaholic — Gerçekçi senaryolar ve iyi geliştirilmiş karakterlerle iyi yazılmış / geliştirilmiş harika diziler. Tarihteki dönüm noktalarını canlandırmak isteyenler için harika bir sözde tarih.

Linda Gilbert linda6994 — I liked this story well enough. I thought at times it could have benefited from less details and more plot. I appreciated the author trying to set the scene, but doing it for each scene was a bit too much information. Overall it was entertaining, I fell in love the characters and definitely with Thor.

Michele Keller my_myss — The Girl in the Green Raincoat, by Laura Lippman, A-minus, narrated by Linda Emmond, produced by Harper Audio, downloaded from audible.com. This is the latest in the Tess Monaghan series. Tess is pregnant. She continued her investigations, including long surveillances, until in her third trimester she almost lost the baby. The doctor ordered her to stay in bed for most of the last three months. Tess is bored and cranky and feeling sorry for herself. She watches people walking their dogs in the park right outside her window-especially one young woman who arrives at the same time each day. She wears a green raincoat and walks a greyhound wearing a little coat that looks like hers. The walks occur regularly for several days, and then one day Tess sees the dog running free with the woman nowhere to be seen. Tess watches for the next few days and the woman doesn’t reappear. Believing that all is not well, and that she must do something herself to make the police look for the woman, she and her sometime staff, Whitney, (also her best friend) and Mrs. Blossom, put a plan in action. The idea is to trap the woman’s husband as other wives and girl friends of his have disappeared or died in suspicious ways. But things don’t go as planned, and Tess almost brings disaster down upon herself and her unborn baby. A very good book. Of course Tess, who is now a mother, and who appears about to finally marry Crow, will probably take some different directions in future books, but I hope we don’t lose the Tess as investigator and the interaction particularly between her and Whitney.