like I was one of the characters who just didn't have any lines

This morning, while I unloaded the dishwasher, then ate my breakfast, I listened to the last 40 minutes of The Likeness by Tana French. 

Oh how I hated for it to end.  Except that it was already 13 days overdue.  Please accept my most sincere apologies person who has been waiting for it.  I gladly forked over the $1.50 in late fees when I returned it.    This is the first book I have read/listened to by Tana French.  It will not be my last.  It is the second in the "Dublin Murder Squad" series, and I am going to reserve the first book as soon as I finish this post. 

The mystery is set in and around Dublin and from the very beginning I felt as if the story was unfolding right in front of me.  Like I was one of the characters who just didn't have any lines.  The narrator, Heather O'Neill has the perfect Irish brogue which added an element to the experience I am not sure would have been there if I had been reading it.   If you are someone who likes audiobooks you are going to adore this one.  I am delighted to have discovered a new series.  Thank you to the person who recommended it to my sister in the comments section of one of her posts sometime in the last 3 months.  If I wasn't so lazy I would go look and see exactly who it was and thank you personally.  Highly recommended.