A review by bcgg
Bury Your Dead by Louise Penny
3.0
Unlke the image of the audiobook here showing Ralph Cosham as the narrator, it was the unfortunate narrator Adam Sims. His narration always puts me off. I would probably have given the book a higher value if it hadn't been him.
Regardless, I enjoyed the book and mystery that took a lot of turns, keeping one guessing right up to the end.
I think of all the Penny books, this one had the most discussions about food. Almost every other paragraph had someone eating, making food or talking about going to get food. Beware!! Good thing I kept my salads nearby.
Regardless, I enjoyed the book and mystery that took a lot of turns, keeping one guessing right up to the end.
I think of all the Penny books, this one had the most discussions about food. Almost every other paragraph had someone eating, making food or talking about going to get food. Beware!! Good thing I kept my salads nearby.