I loved the story, my only complaint was listening to all the Twitter posts, I think reading those work better than listening to someone read them out loud. But I got use to it after a while. Still loved the book

All the books in this series are excellent, thanks to the fantastic writing skills of Robert Galbraith aka JK Rowling. Although I was not familiar with the online world of Twitter and hashtags I could not stop listening. Robert Glenister is such a great narrator too. Thoroughly enjoyed this and all the previous Cormoran Strike books!

Way too long

This is the worst of the books! I read these books for the mystery and intensity with characters Robin and Strike. I had to skip so much of this book where texts are being read for pages and pages. There is zero pieces on the business, and characters. They don’t even own this case or champion the person murdered. I hope the next book goes back to the amazing writing in the original books. Ugh

An inordinate amount of time was spent listening to the reading of dialogues amongst unpronounceable social media user names complete with various symbols @%*. The poor narrator did an excellent job reading pages and pages of these boring dialogues that include the precise time down to the minutes. Just imagine what the listeners have to endure! This is one of the worst book in this series.

Honestly this was one of the worst for me. It was the back n forth messaging that took away from the story. I like the series but this one just made it difficult for me to swallow. I’m currently listening to the next book and is waaay better.

I loved the story minus the reading of the twitter posts.

Great book in a good series. long but great.

Listening to this book is tedious because of the frequent online conversations requiring the narrator to read the long online names (blahblabla at blahblah dot com) multiple times. The book is good, the narrator is great, but the text is not suited to audiobook format unless there is a way to allow the narrator to abbreviate the online names. I wanted to know what happened, but it was like pulling teeth to listen.

Brilliant again!