I enjoyed this one, but did feel that the suspect was INCREDIBLY obvious. Everything points to him, if you’re paying attention. And I was. But knowing who it was didn’t ruin the story for me – it just made it a lot less about suspense/mystery and a lot more about the romance.
And I did enjoy the romance. I liked the characters and their relationship (although it did bug me that it was highly unprofessional and she kept acknowledging that and still…). The main character loves animals and that was great, since I do too. Everyone seems to like her – I mean she has 3 stalkers within this book. Extreme? A bit.
The audio was good… but the fact that she referred to the hero by his full name OVER AND OVER became a bit more obvious than it would have been if I was reading. That wasn’t the narrator’s fault though and I would listen to Sarah Naughton again.
Overall, I enjoyed it and would read more. Oh and Eco-therapy sounds seriously cool and I want to look into it for curiosity’s sake!
Audiobooks do show you flaws in a story that you might not find when just reading. I noticed that a lot when I first started revisiting books on audio, after having read them the first time through. I get frustrated when suspense stories aren’t that suspenseful because I figured things out faster than the characters. Glad you were still able to enjoy.
Sometimes books are predictable or ridiculously unrealistic but still fun to read. Anne – Books of My Heart
Lots of romances are predictable but enjoyable…lol.