Even though it was pretty clear how the story was going to wrap up, the journey there was so much fun. I don’t say that with mysteries very often, but it’s true in the is case. I really enjoyed the experience of listening to this one, and I highly it for the next cold, wet weekend you’re stuck inside. -Heather B.
As with The Hunting Party, though, the writing was good, and I recommend it, especially for readers who enjoy Ruth Ware or Riley Sager. I just don’t think anyone who’s been reading mysteries for any length of time will find anything new here. -Heather B
Peace Talks was slower than previous books in this series, and not nearly the nonstop action we’ve come to expect from the series, but it was a nice breather. It’s definitely a setup book, getting everyone on the board and in place before what I expect to be an explosive next entry in the series. -Heather B
This book was a wild ride. -Heather B.
Considering how much promise this story had, I was pretty let down by the execution. -Heather B
The days are short, it’s cold, your windows should be closed – it’s the perfect time to read The Whisper Man. -Heather B.
It’s still 3 stars because I didn’t hate the book, I found the house interesting, and Ruth Ware is a really good writer. -Heather B.
As a murderino, there was no way I wasn’t grabbing this book as soon as I could. Narrated by Georgia […]
It was good but not great. It could have significantly shorter, and contained a few more surprises for surprise’s sake. -Heather B
But this is a good story, and a fun mystery. -Heather B.