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A review by annestef1a
Silent on the Moor by Deanna Raybourn
3.0
I love that the villain didn't explain every scheme they'd done this time.
And I kinda liked the Egyptian/mummies elements, as well as the mystery and reveal. However, the main characters continue to irritate me, and the audiobook narrator, Margo Westwood, accentuated that I'm very sorry to say. So, if you plan on listening to the audiobook, get the one with Ellen Archer.
Lastly, I really hope the author will set Brisbane to rights in the next book. She introduced the heroine as someone coming from a feminist family but then, she continues to pursue a guy who keeps hurting her and keeps secrets from her unnecessarily. It's quite otherworldly annoying!
And I kinda liked the Egyptian/mummies elements, as well as the mystery and reveal. However, the main characters continue to irritate me, and the audiobook narrator, Margo Westwood, accentuated that I'm very sorry to say. So, if you plan on listening to the audiobook, get the one with Ellen Archer.
Lastly, I really hope the author will set Brisbane to rights in the next book. She introduced the heroine as someone coming from a feminist family but then, she continues to pursue a guy who keeps hurting her and keeps secrets from her unnecessarily. It's quite otherworldly annoying!