Girl's Night: A Short, Delicious Murder Spree

By: J.D. Faver

Narrated by: Julie Hoverson

Can five women share a deep, dark secret without exploding? What's a little murder between friends?

When one of Lindsey Cooper's book club pals shares a disturbing secret, it kick-starts a series of events that changes all of their lives forever.

A light and lively adventure that transforms an unassertive soccer mom into a force to be reckoned with.

©2015 J.D. Faver (P)2015 J.D. Faver

Fun listen!

This is a cute short cozy mystery. It kind of reminded me of The First Wives Club only took things a step further! Five women go to their "book club" every week and after weeks of complaining about their husbands decide they should each kill one of them. After drawing the name of their intended, the plot begins. It is a lot of fun seeing the interesting ways these women came up with and their reactions after each. This book was short, the perfect length for a walk.

Julie Hoverson gives a fun performance. Lots of emotion and energy.

I was given a copy of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review.

Women must stick together

Although a short story, this amazing story has intrigue. I was curious all the way to the end of these women would hold up to their promises to each other, or maybe it was the cute bartender. Guess you have to listen to find out.

Great listen!!

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This was a fun story. I got a kick out of the different ways the ladies held up their part of the agreement. Definitely a great listen!!

Reminiscent of Strangers on a Train

This was a fun story, reminiscent of Strangers on a Train, but without the strangers. Or the train. Plus a book club. I thought the concept was funny, the writing was good, and for such a short story the characters were well defined. I think it would make a great book if Faver ever decides to elaborate on the story. The only issue I had was how little the detectives looked at the connection between the women.

Julie Hoverson does a great job narrating. There isn't a lot of material so it's hard to say how extensive her range is, but her comedic timing was good and her characters were distinct.

**I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.**

Forgoing the Hassles of Divorce...

This is a cute, quick, darkly humorous listen about a group of girlfriends who jokingly discuss how much better off they would be without their husbands… What a totally fun listen. The author and narrator are both new to me, and I am so happy to have found this. I hope there are more to come.

Julie Hoverson captured the spirit of the writing really well. She did a great job with both male and female voices, had good pronunciation and pacing and was clear and easy to understand. She didn't just narrate the book, she performed it. She conveyed snarky, bitchy, concerned, flirtatious, apprehensive, supportive, celebratory, etc.-- just the right amount of emotion in just the right places. Perfectly awesome. I received this audiobook in exchange for an unbiased review.