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I enjoyed this #Audio book. The “then” and “now” way of telling a story . Overall a soft pick. #OffTheShelf2025
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Right off the bat the first thing I loved about the audiobook for The Butcher is the use of multiple narrators; I love how they each give their character an individual voice and personality. I especially enjoyed how Shank was portrayed by Coffey. I mostly enjoyed the story itself as. The end left a lot to be desired; it was way too anticlimactic. I also struggled to like many of the characters; oddly Shank was my favorite.

First day off after some a really rough week of work (and training a new employee). I have a ton of laundry to catch up! Good thing I am pretty engrossed in this #Audio.

So which #mcfadden book should I read next?‘
#psychologicalthriller #clean

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I just couldn't finish this book, it just drove me crazy. It was whiney and predictable.

I‘m tutoring incarcerated college-age young people and want to give them books. County officer says: “it has to be a paperback and appropriate (ie, no overly sexual content, no gruesome killings, etc)” — one of the girls has read all of #friedamcfadden books, and wondering if anyone here can give me suggestions for more books to get her — she loves #mysteries Thanks!

I always enjoy audiobooks set in Australia & this performance is no exception! Mary‘s recently moved to Sydney with her childhood best friend, looking for a fresh start after getting out of a bad relationship. When she welcomes a new flatmate, Rachel, Mary feels an instant connection despite the wariness of her other friends. Fast-paced & incorporating journal entries, it certainly held some surprises in the plot though they‘re not all plausible!

A fun twisty thriller with quite the twist. McFadden is not a great author, but she does write easy to read popcorn thrillers with fun twists. 4⭐️