Confessions on the 7:45 by Lisa Unger - Audio Version

 Confessions on the 7:45

by Lisa Unger

Audio Version

A friend of mine had posted that she wanted to 

read this one on Goodreads. The title and the short

synopsis I found sounded so interesting. I mean,

Confessions on the 7:45. Doesn't the title alone make

you want to check it out? I don't read

mysteries very often. But I just in the mood that day.

My library had the audio version with a long waiting 

list. Which isn't unusual for newer items. But I lucked

out and it was ready for me in no time.

My first time reading Lisa Unger. She certainly wowed me! 

She had a way of introducing the characters that was easy

for me to keep them straight. But I have to say, the time 

perspective changes, back and forth, often, during the story. 

I did not find it hard to follow most of the time. I made a

mental note of particular characters at the beginning. 

There is really no way to write a review with any 

information that doesn't include a  spoiler. 

The story is full of intrigue from the very start. 

You will be compelled to listen so close. You won't

want to miss a single word. 

I loved the story. I believe I will be a continued

Lisa Unger fan. It is 12 1/2 hours listening time. 

So you will for sure get your moneys worth. 
There is not a minute of down time. The story

moves right along. The narration is fabulous. 
Her name is Vivienne Leheny. 

Review by Lisa Hutson

The Beach House by Rachel Hanna - Audio Version

 The Beach House

by Rachel Hanna

Audio Version

                                                                        

  ★★★★★

Perhaps if you read the synopsis of this story,

you will think you know how it is going to go.

But you would be wrong. 

I don't know how you can describe a book

without giving away distinguishing details.

This is what I struggle with when 

writing a review for a book I have read. 

This is my first book by Rachel Hanna. 

Maybe the cover was a big factor. It is so 

beautiful. Places kept popping into my 

head while reading. They always fit 

together with this cover. 

The beginning of the story is a marriage

break up. Typical, in that the husband 

decides the grass is greener on the 

other side. But is it ever, really?

The Beach House is a typical situation with

many unusual twists and turns. It was a 

good story to listen to. The narration

was nice. The narrator was perfect for 

this story. 

Review by Lisa Hutson