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Could not stop listening.

Revisado: 03-24-25

Juliet Blackwell has given her readers a gift of a story. It weaves the present and past together expertly. It takes the reader to France and Napa Valley and lets us meet characters we would like to see in future novels. I loved it. Juliet Blackwell has given her readers a gift of a story. It weaves the present and past together expertly.

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Not my normal read. SO GLAD I DID

Revisado: 03-24-25

What a good listen. We bounce back and forth from Tuscany 1943, and Tess in 2015. Tess
The best characters and great lessons in life! “Grief is just love that has no where to go. The narration by Henrietta Meire and Ruth Redman was some of the best I've enjoyed and will seek out more titles they have performed.

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Starts out slow but the finish is GREAT

Revisado: 01-20-25

So slow in the beginning. 54 total chapters, the first 30 were sleepy. Then it got better. Some twists and surprises that were very unexpected. The last quarter of the book was really good. I'm pretty good at figuring things out but this one surprised me.

I'm glad I stuck with it.

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rough start but glad I kept listening

Revisado: 12-29-24

the first chapter is almost the best. after that, it drags until maybe 2/3 through and then stuff gets intriguing. I don't love the main character. he's a bit of a narcissist, and kind of a jerk. I was irritated with how the author trivialized the female characters as objects, valued only for their looks. almost like it was written in the 70's, without the cars language. it ends about halfway through, which is weird, too. almost like someone else wrote some of the chapters. overall it was an intriguing mystery, which I didn't figure out till near the end. the narration was pretty good, maybe a tad flat, though that just be how he delivered the character. I'll try another by this author

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Well written, Amazing book

Revisado: 12-29-24

I listened to the entire thing on a road trip. I want more please!
My person opinion (who cares lol) is it needs a better title.
I would call it: The Gatekeeper. I’m really impressed with this book. Complex yet entertaining. Every detail is there for a reason. As a fantasy writer also, I’m deeply impressed. I absolutely loved everything about it, especially the fact that the characters are adults—not the typical angsty teens. Lennon, in particular, stood out for me. She’s a little chaotic and free-spirited, but when it matters most, she taps into her inner strength and shows incredible growth. I’m really hoping this book turns into a series because I’d love to follow Lennon’s journey and see where life takes her next!

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Very enjoyable, Twists and turns.

Revisado: 12-29-24

Absolutely not what I expected. Part mystery, part self discovery; alternate funny and heartbreaking. I don’t think I’ve read anything quite like this before. So many twists and unexpected revelations, some I guessed correctly; others I got completely wrong. I will be thinking about this for a while yet. What more could a person want? It’s the gay fantasy murder mystery you didn’t know you needed! Great mystery with lots of layers and twists. narrator made it better.

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Good addition to the series.

Revisado: 11-22-24

Here we get to see the inner workings of the fairy Godmother world and all is not happy or sunshine with rainbows. We see what it takes to be a fairy godmother along with what people will do to become one or leave. We follow the latest character to join the series as she begins to learn magic and learns how to be a cat. They also begin to help solve the mysteries of the manor. This book was written in 2023 and I hope that means this storyline is just beginning because this book leaves everything open for much more to come. I don’t want to spoil anything for people, but there are some revelations in this book which would make some juicy gossip for a certain ghost!

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Enjoyable 3 book in this series.

Revisado: 11-22-24

Assuming there will be a 4th book in this series. I love most of Danielle Garrett's work, but the Beachwood Harbor characters are by far the best... and this story was on point. I liked Book 2 in this series, but this one was even better, bringing the storyline back to the feel of earlier Beachwood mysteries. That said, most of the appeal comes from Amanda Ronconi's narration. She is the BEST.

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New series, so far enjoying it alot.

Revisado: 11-12-24

This is a fun new series with some familiar faces. I was so happy to go back to the Beechwood Manor and see Holly, Adam and Boots again. But this series introduces a new character and I’m excited to see where this series takes us

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Boring

Revisado: 11-03-24

Made it through 8 chapters, enough is enough. m a ybe someone else might like it. not me

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