Lake of Sorrows Audiobook

" Very good book. It's a sequel to Haunted Ground by the same author and is also an archaeological mystery combining modern and past murders. "

" An engrossing mystery with a fascinating background of Irish folkore and ancient Celtic religion. Great characters. I hope she eventually lets the female lead be a little happier, because I liked her so much by the end of the story. "

" Very slow moving-almost made me give up. It is a good storyline, and does have good plot points. Just be prepared for a lot of exploration of feelings and angst. "

" Read by Jennifer McMahn "

" This is the second book in a series, after Haunted Ground, featuring Irish-American pathologist Nora Gavin . I enjoyed listening to the audio version narrated by Jennifer McMahon, with her rich Irish accents. The intriguing story revolves around two bodies found in a bog, one an iron-age man and the second, a man wearing a wrist watch, but strangely killed in a similar way. Hart has done a lot of research on ancient Irish rituals and bog finds. Subplots about the detective working the case and Nora's relationship with Cormac Maguire add to the story along with a knowledge of beekeeping and Irish music. "

" AWESOME book! Going to start the last one in the series right now, The False Mermaid. It's her most recent book, I believe, but I hope not the last with these characters. I LOVED the first two!!! "

" Nora Gavin and Cormac Maguire work together again to solve mystery of another bog body. "

" Great second novel. Enjoy reading the same characters. "

" great book which is set in Ireland and against the backdrop of Ireland's rich archeological history. There is a lovely and haunting song Nora sings in Gaelic and the author definitely feels and interprets beautifully the spirituality of Ireland's holy wilderness "

" This was a pretty good book. It was one of those where I could catch on to a clue here or there, but didn't really solve the puzzle until the very end. Excellent. "

" One of three books with a Minneapolis-Ireland connection and a good mystery story. "

" Not quite as good as the first one, but still vivid & evocative. A good read for people who like Irish stuff. Or mysteries. Or anthropology. Or history. "

" Bad. Just really really bad and boring. "

" The second book by Erin Hart in a nice gothic suspense story. "

" very good second book, had trouble putting it down "

" Again, we are transported. What a fascinating look at bog people, forensic science, etc. I love her work. "

" Irish history , a bit of a love story and a good mystery. What more can you ask for? "

" This novel continues to follow the American pathologist, Nora Gavin, while she helps to solve mysteries in the bog country of Ireland. The setting is interesting, but the characters are less so. "

" Makes me want to go back to Ireland. "

" Ugh. I ended up skimming the second half of this book. I so wanted to slap the main character and/or shake some sense into her. Very predictable. "

" A very atmospheric story. "

" Not much character development and she tries to have too many stories happening at the same time. "

" Another good read from Erin Hart. "

" Very interesting history aspect to her books plus a complicated mystery to solve. "

" I really liked the first book, too. "

" I really wish the author did a better job explaining archaeological excavations (realizing that she is not an archaeologist). Worst part: why must the female protagonist cry after intimacy? WHY? "

" Another excellent outing in the peat bogs with Erin Hart! "

" Beautifully written, great mystery and interesting setting. "

" Left me breathless! Builds slowly, but then I read the last half in one big gulp. "

" AWESOME book! Going to start the last one in the series right now, The False Mermaid. It's her most recent book, I believe, but I hope not the last with these characters. I LOVED the first two!!! "

" Erin Hart presented at the 2010 Book Festival and was very well received. I am sorry to have missed the presentation. The mystery is set in Ireland on the bogs and weaves folklore and music into the story. I will read more of her books. "

" Invulgar, o ambiente e a natureza também são personagens importantes nesta história! "

" I don't know why I find bog people so fascinating, but I do, and I really like the way Hart incorporated another ancient bog body with a modern one in this mystery. There were quite a few characters to keep track of, but overall I quite enjoyed the mystery/read. "

" Again, we are transported. What a fascinating look at bog people, forensic science, etc. I love her work. "

" I take comfort in knowing she keeps getting better. I do like the way one story starts like the next day after the last one ended. "

" This novel continues to follow the American pathologist, Nora Gavin, while she helps to solve mysteries in the bog country of Ireland. The setting is interesting, but the characters are less so. "

" This one felt a little more disjointed than her previous book. I still liked the context of the story and it provided an engaging read. "

" I enjoyed reading this installment of the Nora Gavin series. The story was a bit sad and it took me a while to read. I would actually give it 3 1/2 stars. I look forward to the next in the series. "

" Another quick read from my favorite new mystery author. There are lots of characters here, usually I'm annoyed by that, but each character was an individual with her/his own story and I was drawn in. I really enjoying the twists and turns of this story. Can't wait for the next one! "