Our Lady of Pain Audiobook (Unabridged)

" Cute finish to a fun, breezy quick series (4 books), with just enough of an opening left for a possible additional book. This wasn't as good as the others and it seemed to take forever for the resolution, but it was still fun. "

" I love absolutely anything by Marion Chesney/MC Beaton. "

" Rather a ridiculous, unbelievable story. I would never have finished it if I weren't listening to it on CD. "

" I saw this book on a library display stand and picked it up as I have enjoyed M.C. Beaton's Agatha Raisin series. However I didn't really enjoy it - the writing was quite stilted in parts and even though it's fiction, there are too many improbabilities. "

" Got to love Rose & harry (and Daisy). usual good jape, quirky characters, and as the last of four books featuring Lady Rose & Harry Cathcart - a happy ending!! "

" Fourth in the series. Lady Rose's companion Daisy marries her man and then has second thoughts. Rose and Daisy travel to France to help Captain Harry find the murderer of a famous tart. L "

" I love these - a quick fix (you can read one in 2 hours) - they help keep the averages up - and there is always some information in there too so you feel like you've learned something - ok so the plot is a bit thin and the characters a bit one dimensional - but who cares every once in a while! "

" Good and quick read. Recommend readers to read in correct succession, in order to see Daisy and all of the other characters develop. "

" It was OK. I am just not as enamoured of Lady Rose and her Cockney sidekick (their contrariness gets too predictable) as I was of the servant crew in the Regency series. Nor as smitten with Harry as some seem to be. "

" I am going to wait on this one... so I did read some of it... I just didn't get into it as much as I thought I would. But that doesn't mean it wasn't great. I will just grab it from the library again! "

" This seemed to take a long time to get moving. I like the era so that was kind of fun. "

" Ugh. Even Davina Porter, a fantastic audio book talent, isn't saving this one for me. "

" I really like this series by Marion Chesney. I love reading about this time period and the author integrates little historical facts into the story which is fun to learn. "

" Wow. I felt transported to victorian england. The heroine feels so real & just as stubborn as I. Loved it... "

" What a twisting, turning roller-coaster ride to the end of the series. At times delightful and clever, at times frustrating. Glad it ended as it did. "

" Pretty good read. I think I would enjoy reading the previous books with these characters to see how they met and reached this point in the series. "

" I did enjoy this last mystery and its sad to finish them. It a good story with lots of twists and turns sorting everything in the end. "

" I must admit to getting a little character weary in this final installment and that prevents me from giving it more stars in my rating. Daisy seemed caught in left field while Harry and Rose ran opposing laps. I was satisfied by the ending, and that is - after all - what counts! "

" Quick read, enjoyable mystery. Love Captain Cathcart, I'm pleased with how the series ends. "

" The series showed a little wear in this one, and I'm not surprised that Chesney ended it. It was okay. "

" I lvoe her books, they are a always a fun read "

" This was one book too many. Okay, but not great. "

" This was a cute mystery. Not very intellectual, but a light, fun read. "

" lightweight, quick romp, Edwardian society "

" These books are not very good, but a quick mystery read. "

" This is the fourth book in this mystery series. It was a good story. I hope she keeps writing this series. "

" I loved this final volume! It had been a while since I read the previous three, but I didn't find it hard to get back into the swing of things. While admittedly, there isn't much in the way of a true-blue mystery plot... the focus is definitely on the characters' relationships. "

" Pretty good read. I think I would enjoy reading the previous books with these characters to see how they met and reached this point in the series. "

" This is the last in a series of four Edwardian mysteries. The required happy ending for Rose and Harry, and Daisy and Becket, was a bit abrupt, but getting there was a fun time. "

" I saw this book on a library display stand and picked it up as I have enjoyed M.C. Beaton's Agatha Raisin series. However I didn't really enjoy it - the writing was quite stilted in parts and even though it's fiction, there are too many improbabilities. "

" Rather a ridiculous, unbelievable story. I would never have finished it if I weren't listening to it on CD. "

" A little slower than the previous three in the series, but it wraps up the characters nicely. As with many of her books, scenes are often a bit choppy, apparently to move the story quickly, but it occasionally jarring to suddenly jump to several months later just as the action was picking up. "

" Cute finish to a fun, breezy quick series (4 books), with just enough of an opening left for a possible additional book. This wasn't as good as the others and it seemed to take forever for the resolution, but it was still fun. "

" Wow. I felt transported to victorian england. The heroine feels so real & just as stubborn as I. Loved it... "

" This was a cute mystery. Not very intellectual, but a light, fun read. "

" I lvoe her books, they are a always a fun read "

" Fourth in the series. Lady Rose's companion Daisy marries her man and then has second thoughts. Rose and Daisy travel to France to help Captain Harry find the murderer of a famous tart. L "

" I really like this series by Marion Chesney. I love reading about this time period and the author integrates little historical facts into the story which is fun to learn. "

" These books are not very good, but a quick mystery read. "

" I am going to wait on this one... so I did read some of it... I just didn't get into it as much as I thought I would. But that doesn't mean it wasn't great. I will just grab it from the library again! "