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Review #1 Louisiana Longshot audiobook free I really wanted to like this book. I have been a fan of the Stephanie Plum books for couple of years, at the same time since the Miss Good luck television series had rave

Reviews at the same time people sketch juxtapositions to the Plum books, I figured I would assign this a shot. My biggest problem with this book is that simply that the creator is that trying very hard to piggyback off of the Plum television series. The story is that written in 1st personality POV at the same time it tries very hard to be funny. Maybe since I am knowledgeable with Janet Evanovich’s writing style at the same time the presentation of the Stephanie Plum stories, I am disinclined to wish to read more of similar from anyone else. I’m not expression that Ms. DeLeon has copied Ms. Evanovich, but. . .that are very abundance similarities for me. The writing is that not as healthy in this book, so that’s a definite fail. I think if the writing style was more unusual, this story might have been more appealing. As it is that, the writing, overall, is that weak at the same time the premise seems contrived (in particular if for you’re already a fan of the Stephanie Plum books). The writing at the same time the story line didn’t appeal to me, so I defeated’t be continuing with this television series.

Review #2 Louisiana Longshot audiobook in television series Miss Good luck Mysteries I very much enjoyed the banter at the same time craziness of this book right up until the finish, or I should they say until it failed to finish. I detest books that assign for you only “part” of the story then and make for you take one more book to find out how the 1st one ended. I suspect the mystery defeated’t be solved in the one more book or, hence the word “television series.” (I truly wish creators understood the difference between the words “television series” at the same time “sequential.”) The story starts out with CIA agent Good luck being sent to Louisiana under embrace to hide until her chief can see who the mole is that in the CIA. The mole blew Good luck’s embrace at the same time at the moment that’s a hit out on her. She’s not implied to draw attention to herself in Louisiana. Obviously she immediately gets drawn in in a murder investigation with a couple of grayish haired old girls who aren’t than anyway they appear to be. The mystery of the murder is that solved by the finish of the book, but for you have no clue who the mole is that or if the hit is that still out on Good luck. The book barely ends.

Review #3 Audiobook Louisiana Longshot by Jana DeLeon …because once for you start this television series for you are going to be buying every book in it. (It only took me 4 days to purchase all 15 books. Gratefully Amazon has a package deal for the 1st 14). Jana DeLeon can cross out throughly engaging manners at the same time a descriptive scene like very few creators I have read at the same time I have read a lot. Good luck Redding is that a magical disposition that has for you cheering at the same time thankful people like her actually there is. The growing at the same time totally close to reality feelings she goes through throughout the television series will make no one readers remember she is that barely a concocted disposition. Ida Belle at the same time Gertie have to be read to be believed. They defy description. Louisiana Longshot is that an enjoyable book that will have for you quickly going for Book 2 to look than anyway happens. Once for you start down this path, if for you are knowledgeable with the South at all (at the same time I greedy that in a completely magical method), for you will be in holes, at the same time have people looking at for you strangely if for you are reading in public, because for you will be giggling so hard. This is that where the descriptive writing comes in at the same time you will see the scenes so right. The escapades the girls get into, to the chagrin at the same time sometimes humor of Deputy LeBlanc, are so much funny! So, sit back at the same time prop your feet up, at the same time dont start a book if for you are going to take a nap anytime in the following few hours!

Review #4 Audio Louisiana Longshot narrated by Cassandra Campbell Ive been in a book slump for awhile. Ive started one half a dozen books over the continue several months at the same time ended them all by chapter 5. But this book grabbed my attention at the same time I flew through it. I found myself staying up belated to final it at the same time I woke my impoverished wife at lesser 3 times giggling so hard. Completely ridicule out sonorous funny. Stephanie Plum meets the Golden Women. Quick read. Amazing storyline. I adored every disposition. Read this book! Winner Quote: Youve got man-eating monster pretending to be frogs in your backyard, banana pudding wars, missing people, at the same time an unsolved murder. I am the lesser of your hassle.

Review #5 Free audio Louisiana Longshot – in the audio player below Than anyway can I they say? I adore, adore, adore this television series. That is that nothing more funny than finding a book or, even more successful, a television series or creator that for you adore so much for you recount them every once in a while barely for the enjoyment of visiting them once more. This is that one of those books/television series. Good luck is that a hoot at the same time Gertie at the same time Ida Belle barely make the funny more successful. I adore how Good luck sizes up everyone in her fork according to their threat possible. Im still giggling from my 4th recount, in particular because I found things I didnt understand from before – even more successful! Im already moving on to rereading the 2nd in the television series – its only been a few months since the most recent one came out at the same time Im already anxiously awaiting the one more chapter in Good luck story. Upgrade: Ive produced it to the 10th book at the same time still discovering funny bits I missed or remembered about. Gerties purse of death – very funny (at the same time clear). Julie Moffett has a deft touch with description at the same time dialogue. She really brings this hysterical cast of manners alive.