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Margin of Error (Wheeler Large Print Book Series (Paper))

Margin of Error (Wheeler Large Print Book Series (Paper))

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A great listen with intrigue
Review: I listen to audio books while doing housework. I found this one to be different and interesting. Which is hard to find when you read as much as I do. The ending was totally predictable, but it was still a fun, easy read. I'm glad they didn't end up together, it would have never worked and made the story more realistic that way. Go for MacDonald, Britt!!!

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: DISAPPOINTING!
Review: If you know Miami this one has it all - beaches, the everglades, parties, a movie crew, gangs, drive-bys, sex and murder for hire. A quick read with characters you might have met. Britt makes a case for reporters who care about the victim, too bad she's fictional.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Agree with "Disappointed"
Review: The dialogue was clumsy, the premise was extremely farfetched and I too found it disappointing.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Agree with "Disappointed"
Review: Truly the author has tied up all the necessary components in this novel set in a Miami that is beautifully diagrammed. Britt, a crime reporter, has her back up most the time but slides into a more human role about halfway into the book. The story weaves through the setting, crimes and a movie in a starkly lovely way, meeting some pretty weird folks. A bit different, but a good tight story. I listened to the unabridged audio, and thought the reader was well suited to the Britt character and did an admirable job on voice changes as well.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Miami, Murder, Movies & Mayhem
Review: Truly the author has tied up all the necessary components in this novel set in a Miami that is beautifully diagrammed. Britt, a crime reporter, has her back up most the time but slides into a more human role about halfway into the book. The story weaves through the setting, crimes and a movie in a starkly lovely way, meeting some pretty weird folks. A bit different, but a good tight story. I listened to the unabridged audio, and thought the reader was well suited to the Britt character and did an admirable job on voice changes as well.


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