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LADY COP MAKES TROUBLE

KOPP SISTERS, BOOK 2

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Narrator Christina Moore continues to shine in the Kopp Sisters series. This second book follows GIRL WAITS WITH GUN. After besting the gang threatening her and her sisters, Constance must now fight more elusive foes: a New Jersey law that may not let her keep her deputy's badge and a slippery German-speaking con man. Moore captures Constance perfectly—at times vulnerable but more often a strong and determined turn-of-the-century woman who feels she’s finally found her calling. In addition to Constance, Moore expertly gives voice to a cast of secondary characters, including men and people with distinctive accents, making each one a believable individual.

Pub Date: Feb. 4, 2016

Duration: 8 hrs, 15 mins

DD ISBN: 9781490667089

Publisher: Recorded Books Inc.

Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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    THE CLAN OF THE CAVE BEAR

    Ayla, one of the "others," is adopted by a clan of Neanderthal cave people. She struggles to conform to their ways, but her advanced human traits overwhelm and threaten their primitive culture in this initial installment of an immensely popular series. Although the story might benefit from abridgment, Rowena Cooper easily carries out the formidable task of enlivening the mostly silent and stereotypical characters with consistent, diverse personalities and human dimension. Through skillful phrasing and inflection, she maintains the reader's interest and suspense, especially with Ayla and her plight, throughout this rambling and imaginative story.

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    Duration: 22 hrs

    Publisher: BBC Audiobooks America/ Chivers

    Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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      MANCHU PALACES

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      This lyrical, sensual novel of woman's lot in Manchu, China, is as well researched as it is well written. Authentic in tone, it's nonetheless written for Westerners by a Western expert on China. Moreover, Susan Clark performs the demanding text superbly, with only occasional signs of fatigue. For the most part she not only sustains the quaint diction and Asian atmosphere, but also, creates whole worlds with her voice. She acts the book, rather than reads it, and, in so doing, turns a pretty trifle into a stupendous beauty.

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      Duration: 4 hrs, 30 mins

      Publisher: Audio Literature

      Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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