You know you're hooked when you're on the verge of committing 'Hari Kari' if ANYONE interrupts you ONE MORE TIME while listening to the book! I am never disappointed when Abby is on the case! Narrator review: Elizabeth Michaels does a wonderful job of narrating Abby's story. This book has to be up there with the best in the series so far! The antics the three ladies get into are so funny, scary, and genius! You also find out more about Candace, because apparently she is from Vegas and runs into her past that she has to explain, hehe.Abby, Candace, and Cat make new friends as well that will be a perfect addition to their lifestyles. I had no idea from this point on in the book that the investigation was going to get so out of hand with the craziness, it was amazingly awesome! While they are trying to find out what happened to Chase and his boss Delgado, Dutch goes missing! The FBI are after Abby, and there is a blonde woman found in Dutch's crashed car on the highway, that has amnesia! What is a psychic in Vegas with no friends to do? Call her crazy sister Cat, and friend/partner Candace of course! Once these two ladies show up, all bets are off! With Abby out of sorts and scared about Dutch's welfare, and the FBI hunting her down for evil, bad reasons, Candace and Cat put their best feet forward helping to find Dutch. With potential danger being linked to Chase's kidnapping, and Dutch's 'secret' investigation, the two lay low with the police on Dutch's true identity, hoping that will get them more information. He and Abby hop on a plane to Vegas, where Chase lives, to figure out what happened and find Chase.

And then.Dutch receives a call that his cousin Chase has been kidnapped! Dutch grew up with Chase, they're like brothers, and he goes into high alert after hearing the news. She varies her voice just enough to avoid a monotone, but often pauses in inappropriate places, and gives no sense of character to anyone.ĭutch and Abby are faring well with their new living arrangements, Candace is working out very well as Abby's business partner. The narrator speaks in a single voice for all characters. How did the narrator detract from the book? Paired with the bad writing (see above) and bad reading (see below), it was not worth completing - a rarity for me.

'First Grave on the Left' (and series), 'Nice Girls Don't Bite Their Neighbors' (and series), etc are great. I often like supernatural oriented stories, if they have some charm and don't take themselves too seriously.

It was so bad that I tossed it after about 2-1/2 hours. What was most disappointing about Victoria Laurie?s story? I rarely write bad reviews, but this one demanded it. 'He said', 'She said', 'He said' over and over until I thought I was going to scream. What disappointed you about Death Perception?

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