The Witness: Library Edition

from bemislibrary

This is a typical Nora Robert's tale. It has a self-sufficient strong female lead with a weakness for a good-looking man that will not take no for an answer. It starts with a female in an unusual situation that captures your attention. There are several holes in the timeline and pacing that leave...

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Listened to the audiobook because I'm a fan of Julia Whelan's narration. She did not disappoint. 16 year old Elizabeth Fitch has a single day of rebellion and it has life altering consequences. It begins with a dye job and ends with her witnessing two murders and later having to run and hide for ...

from AddictedToMorphemes

The Witness by Nora Roberts "Read" via audio book, Brilliance Audio Edition, Narrated by Julia Whelan. This was my first audio book. The narration was done very well by Julia Whelan; in particular, how she was able to change her pitch or use slight accents to differentiate the various female cha...

from psherman

I guess it's a good thing I have never watched the TV show Bones, so I was unaware of any similarities. This is my first Nora Roberts book and I thought it was great! It held my interest all the way through, the pace was good, the writing excellent. I guess I will try a few more of hers!

from plunkinberry

Good characters and an interesting plot made it a well done book. But, Nora has an ability to captivate the reader unlike most authors and I guess that's why she's so popular. Abigail witnessed a mob murder when she was sixteen and was able to get to the cops who put her in protective custody wit...