Michigan Grandma

inventative. amusing. beckoning!

Revisado: 04-05-25

the point of view alternating between human and site and from one of the main charactrs, a german shepherd is wonderful. author has a thing for eyebrows and female figures. excusable.

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The continuation of Albert Smith and Rex

Revisado: 02-16-25

First I'd like to comment how wonderful it was to listen to Charles Robert Fox again. The bots VV are a poor substitute for talent.

I had no idea where the storyline was going to go after the Culinary Capers. This adventure is fantastic!

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Higgs is a master in storyline development.

Revisado: 02-15-25

The wonderful way Higgs weaves characters from his other series through the plot is a testimony to his master story telling abilities.

The Vietual Voice narrator is better than the one used for a recent Albert Smith story but is still lacking as compared to the real thing!

I'm looking forward to the story's continuation in the next Felicity book as well as the Blue Moon stories with Jane.

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The timing up of some of the storyline short comings and wanting to hear of future adventures.

Revisado: 02-11-25

It was pleasing to hear the tieing up of some of the storyline shortcomings and wanting to hear of future adventures. However computer generated narration (better than expected) lacked the comfortable English accent and pronunciation of the live narrators in earlier titles. Why couldn't an Englishman's voice be used? (Heck I liked the seemingly older guys!)

The story line was good and didn't necessarily stop the adventures of Albert and Rex.

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Thoughtfulness

Revisado: 04-21-24

Tackling difficult topic/s with a spice of humor and some sarcasm which holds interest and anticipation. Looking forward to other efforts.

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Favorite Author Does It Again!

Revisado: 06-17-23

Love the way Steve Higgs paints pictures or action boards on your mind. This series about a high society widdowed wedding planner in her late 50's describes the politics, trials, tibulations and, most importantly, the antics of families and staff necessary to produce weddings at this (or any other) level of society.

The Epilogue in Albert Smith's Culinary Capers, Recipe 11, Kent Coast Oyster Obliteration references the Story in Felicity Philips, Book 5, Wedding Ceremony Woes. I love the way these stories are woven together.

Initially the narrator Katherin Anderson's voice pitch was difficult as it was so high and I felt unsettling; but, by the time I got into the books more, well.... This gal is a genius! Her ability to represent the uppitiness, smugness, obedient compliness, and every other characteristic known is outstanding. I was particularly impressed by the bar scene with Felicity's drunken sister.

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Great Parallel Story

Revisado: 09-20-22

The reader has a pleasant voice and is easy to listen to. The occasional playback stuttering is a bit disrupting. The story-- well the story nicely fills in some blanks that other Bluemoon Investigation books have left and I really enjoyed learning about the life of another character in the series.

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fantastic collection

Revisado: 08-11-22

fantastic collection hopefully 6-10 will also be released in the next few months. Rex is a good boy!

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Heal thyself with Dr G's help

Revisado: 05-25-20

listened to the technical parts over and over You will keep this for reference.

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Hard to listen.

Revisado: 10-08-19

Each sentence is read ending on a low note. The stress on the punctuation is strong enough to signify a chapter end. It's distracting.

The story line is wickedly good. It points out what a mess the system is in for all the wrong reasons. Status is everything.

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