Vengeance Planning for Amateurs

De: Lee Winter

Narrado por: Cat Gould

An offbeat lesbian romantic comedy starring penguins, plotting, and payback.

Muffin maker Olivia Roberts has had it with her awful exes taking advantage of her good nature. The theft of her nana's beloved stuffed penguin is the absolute last straw.

She puts up an ad at her local crime bookstore for a henchperson to help her enact a little mild revenge. To her astonishment, Margaret Blackwood, the mysterious, icy, and annoyingly opinionated bookstore owner, applies.

For two clever, capable women, they turn out to be woeful at vengeance. But much to their dismay, they discover they're pretty good at falling in love!

Contains mature themes.

©2024 Lee Winter (P)2024 Tantor

Loved some of the terminology - henchperson!

Excellent book. Lighthearted exploration of tough topics. Thawing ice queen. Found community. The narration was wonderful. Does not disappoint.

I can’t wait for more Lee Winter & Cat Gould collaborations; they are delicious fire together!!

I had a fantastic time listening to “Vengeance Planning for Amateurs,” and wow, did Cat Gould truly take Lee Winter’s words to another level! She aaaaaaaaate! 🔥

I enjoyed this audiobook from start to finish. This was my first time listening to Gould, and it definitely won’t be the last! Winter’s romantic comedy is as sharp and delightful as ever, and I’m thrilled that Gould is such an effective voice actor! Her narration truly brought the emotions to life—making me feel every moment even more deeply. Like, I found myself extra seething over Olivia’s exes (looking at you, Annalise!) and, most of all, over Margaret’s mother!

Gould’s narration elevated Olivia’s and Margaret’s vulnerabilities and their dynamic; I rooted for and cried with them even harder! 🩵

Plus, Gould’s Aussie accent made my favourite funny moments even more hilarious! I laughed with extra delight with the secondary characters, aka the Book Club Squad—the comedic spice in this romantic comedy.

In other words, Gould’s narration of “Vengeance…” made me an instant fan! ❤️‍🔥 Thus, I’m giving this audiobook my loudest recommendation! Whether you’ve read the book or not, Cat Gould’s first-ever narration of a Lee Winter book is a must-listen!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

P.S. Now I’m off to save money so I can buy another Cat Gould-narrated audiobook—Jess Lea’s “A Curious Woman.” I can’t wait to hear her performance as another formidable Margaret!!

Bushrangers!

Lee Winter writes such delightful quirky characters. They are fun, lovable and interesting. Cat Gould does an excellent job bringing the characters to life! Brava!

hilariously sweet

I loved this story when I read it and love it even more when it's read by Cat Gould! you can not go wrong with this book. The spicy parts are within the last 2hrs of the book but because this story is hilariously sweet you don't mind.

Witty, lovely and fun.

Wonderful characters. Oh so many puns. Creative genius. Lee Winter always manages to put a unique flair to her story telling. Narrator was excellent.

Awesome fun

This book is a great it has a little of everything and is such a fun read .

Scott Pilgrim vs The World: Lesbian edition.

Very enjoyable and this narrator is aas smooth as silk in telling this hilarious story. Great listen.

An unstoppable force

Lee winters continues to delight. Cat Gould continues to impress. Perfect listen for a fall day

Laugh out loud funny!

This was a fantastic book that doesn't follow the usual troupe patterns. All of the characters were well developed and believable. Great job Lee Winter and excellent narration by Cat Gould! Excellent.

Humor at its best but there is so much more to this book than that!!

Lee Winter is one of my most favorite authors! From drama, to suspense, to romance and humor she’s amazing. So this book unsurprisingly was amazing! The humor was so well timed (and not only one kind) but there is so much more depth to this story than that. Both MCs are well crafted and they fit together so well. The story builds up that by the end you really want them to be together because it’s just right. The narrator did a good job. I would have preferred a bit more differentiation when it comes to the female voices. At times is was hard for me to know who was speaking unless it was Margaret. Her voice was the most distinctive one