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What fun! This was not your typical witchy book, although it is full of non human, mythological characters. And it was fun to watch original ideas of people either solidify or change. It's a fantastical mystery, and you end up loving the characters and and wishing for nothing but the best for all of them.
I just finished reading A book club book that was history and serious, so this provided suspension of disbelief and just the right amount of humor and fiction/fantasy to round out my week.

I used to have an MP3 copy of each of these books , but I don't know whatever happened to it. I had read the first one using tts, but this was the first time I experienced the whole set using tts. I still love the set and It emphasizes many critical things about living with people and accepting differences. I know that is nominally for young adults, but I know of many full adults that can learn a lot from it! And the end is spot on! I think everyone could get something from it.
Suzanne Collins is a gifted author, but her strength does not rest solely in her Hunger Games series; I loved that, but I similarly love the Gregor books, clearly on a totally different level.

It's an interesting collaboration of history and superstition. It goes into some of the amazingly (now known to be stupid and wrong) superstitious and wrongly judgmental beliefs and practices within the ancient US and the rest of the world.

I had expected a standard paranormal cozy mystery, but BOY, was I wrong! It was so much more, and more satisfying and engaging than that! As soon as all questions seems to be answered, there was another twist, and all hell broke loose. Relationships amongst friends are NEVER to be expected or assumed, and the most unbelievable things can in fact happen!

Satisfying and pleasant conclusion to the series. No surprises, but indeed very pleasant and satisfying, as I said.

I read the first in the series several years ago. I hadn't remembered the main characters as being as annoying as they are. The overall plot and story are actually gripping, but not enough to get over the personalities of the primary lawyers.
It reopened my eyes to the potential dishonesty in law and lawyers – both merited and less so. Overall, more disappointing than I was expecting.

I'm glad that I went back to listen to an earlier Tracy Crosswhite book. I have decided that I STILL like the author a whole lot. There are twists and turns but no intentional misleadings, but the story is complete and multifaceted. I'm looking forward to more.

I have read (listens to) two short stories and another book by this author, and I positively love them.. The Tracy Crosswhite character is relatable and someone whom I really want to know and communicate with.
This book is another police procedural, but involves jurisdictions and combined motivations and more than a little intrigue and questionable motives and activities. I feel like it's time for me to get out of the shower and shake myself off from the detritus of questionable people.
Great book.