
The Birthday Girl
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Narrated by:
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Penelope Rawlins
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By:
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Sue Fortin
Dear Carys, Zoe and Andrea
Come and join me for my 40th birthday adventure weekend, full of mysteries and surprises
the like of which you can't imagine.
When Joanne's friends reluctantly accept an invitation to her birthday party, it quickly becomes clear that there is more to this weekend than they are expecting.
One of them is hiding a secret. And Joanne is planning to reveal it....
A weekend away in a cottage in the woods sounds like fun – until no one can hear your cries for help.
Four friends.
A party to die for.
Who will survive?
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Worth the money!
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A mind blowing ending
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Eh
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for sure worth the listen.
wow a great book
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Decent listen
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Surprised Me!
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I liked that the characters, even though they’d been friends a long time they were very different people.
I also enjoyed the fact that there are several aspects of the past that we don’t understand at first and become clear over time as motivations for certain action in the book.
I loved the the isolation of these women having to suss out their issues in a creepy cabin (or “croft”) in Scotland somewhere.
This also made the book more interesting, the fact that none of these women really know where they are and things get creepy quickly.
With no phones, relationship backstories being revealed creating a more and more volatile situation, the tension ratchets up nicely.
And just when you are positive you’ve figured out what’s what, and who’s responsible for all this madness, you realize you couldn’t have been more wrong.
Only complaint, the situation is highly improbable, nobody in their “right” mind would allow their phones to be confiscated (there no LL either) nor would a group of highly intelligent women put themselves in such a vulnerable position, and a couple of these ladies are mothers so just, no, that would never happen.
But I still loved it, the narration was excellent and I might even read this one again in a year or two.
Extremely enjoyable, a little unrealistic but hey that’s totally acceptable so long as the overall premise makes sense and adds up.
I love that I was so wrong about the suspect, that always thrills me because I’m pretty darn good at figuring these things out early on.
Thank you for an all nighter, and thank you for pitch perfect narration.
Will be filling this author’s future endeavors.
Entertaining
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Awful premise
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The narrator did a decent job given the materials with which she had to work.
Choppy plot start to finish
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