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A review by wonderwomannz
Nightingale by Helen Harper
3.5
"Nightingale," the second installment in Helen Harper's series, picks up seamlessly from where "Hummingbird" left off. I was relieved to find that the pace didn't seem as fast this time around—or perhaps I've just gotten used to Harper's brisk storytelling style. Either way, it made for a more balanced and enjoyable experience.
The spice level in this book is virtually non-existent, which might disappoint those looking for more romantic tension or steamy scenes, which was me. I love me a steamy sexy book.
However, the focus remains firmly on the plot, which continues to be engaging and full of twists. While character development is somewhat present, it still takes a backseat to the unfolding narrative. but the compelling plot kept me invested in the story.
However, the focus remains firmly on the plot, which continues to be engaging and full of twists. While character development is somewhat present, it still takes a backseat to the unfolding narrative. but the compelling plot kept me invested in the story.
Ruth Urquhart once again delivers a delightful narration, and her Scottish accent adds a unique charm that enhances the listening experience. Her performance helps bring the characters and setting to life, making the audiobook a pleasure to listen to.
"Nightingale" is a strong continuation of the series for those who enjoy plot-driven stories with a touch of humor and action. I'm eager to see where the series goes next and see where the series ends.
"Nightingale" is a strong continuation of the series for those who enjoy plot-driven stories with a touch of humor and action. I'm eager to see where the series goes next and see where the series ends.