A Tempest of Tea has a lot of world-building. I am not a frequent fantasy reader and found it hard to keep up with the story in the audiobook format. I might go back to this title in a different format, as the parts that I was able to grasp did pique my interest. 

I was frustrated with The Murderess as the blurb sounded SO good. A historical crime fiction novel is right up my alley. Unfortunately, the writing was just unbearable. This title would have benefited from some major editing. 

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I DNFed this title due to its slow pace. I had no connection to the main character, Cheyenne, and could not have cared less about her quest to discover the secrets of her hometown. Overall, I did not want to invest any more energy into The Woods Are Waiting.

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This book bounces between two different points of view. The protagonists are so similar that with only one narrator on the audiobook, I found it hard to keep track of whose story I was listening to. I would give this book another chance in a different format.
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I really wanted to like this one, but RW came across as disingenuous, and I realized that I did not really care about the stories she was writing about. I am usually a fan of celebrity memoirs, but I just didn't click with Rebel Rising.