A really good and interesting story filled with unique characters. I thought that the narrator was one of the best I have heard. His reading was well paced, he did the Irish accents beautifully, and his voice was mellifluous. This was my first Tana French novel.

slow and mysterious. excellent writing, excellent unfolding of the story.

I loved it! The narration was excellent. The relationships were complicated. The ethics are complicated. Humans are complicated. Would love to see a follow-up.

Narration was great. Book not so much. I was expecting a psych thriller. Was not at all, could’ve been about half the length - or less

Great listen , wonderful interesting character studies. Captivating story line hard to put down

This is a really well written novel. The narration was wonderful as well. I highly recommend this book. I didn't want it to end. Tana French is one of my favorite authors, and she delivers once again with The Searcher.

Exquisite narration. Completely enveloped by the ambience of place and characters as the story unfolded in rich and authentic prose. Look forward to listening to more from this author!!

Takes a while to catch on. At first I didn’t like it, and since it is long it took a while to become interesting. Narrator is not the best

Good story with interesting characters and the narrator was great

Loved the Irish phrases and characters. The story was basic, but herald my interest.

It reminds me of another story with oscar win! a little slow in the first half of the story.

The most boring book of the season. Why would I ever believe The NY Times List??? Even the narrator became irritating. So sad to waste my time and money.

Love all of her books but this one doesn’t even sound like her. It sounds more like a travelogue to fill up space. I would not recommend it.

I enjoyed the book and learned a few things about Ireland and it’s customs. The story was believable and the characters were well developed. Narration was great too! Different voice for each character. Good mystery. I love Tana French. I was drawn to her because my sister’s name is Tana, and it is an unusual name.

I really like Tana French and have read all her books. This one seemed more plain to me. There wasn’t as much dark twists and flawed human in-depth personality exploration that she is known and I was expecting. I was hoping this was going to be a good Halloween-timeframe listen but didn’t end up that way. This was good, just not great. The narrator was fantastic however so it was definitely overall enjoyable.

Pretty good as a murder mystery, but did lag somewhat in the beginning. I liked the humor sprinkled in, and the narrator had a great Irish brogue.