" I actually read this in print instead of listening to it, which was a nice break from Barbara Rosenblat's totally miscast reading. No one in these books ever has reasonable responses to anything, which is totally aggravating, but not so much that I can't keep reading. Goldy drives me nuts as she constantly ignores comment sense and direct orders to try to "help" the police, but this is how the story moves forward. (As one character says to Goldy, "We can't solve this murder if we keep having to come save you when you decide to take things into your own hands." DUH!) But despite that, these are still a complete guilty pleasure for me. They are so mindless, but not overly lightweight, and I have such a soft spot for genre fiction like this. There is a lot of detail, and you get a good sense of Goldy's life, even if the people around her all seem to be the same. I always look forward to long drives when I have a Goldy Bear mystery to listen to, and that's worth something. "
— Ann, 1/16/2014