I wish there was a website that told you how books turned out.

[raccoon]

I’m listening to an audiobook and I’m a little over halfway through. I don’t particularly want to listen to the rest of it but I do want to know how it turned out.

If I could get hold of the book, that would be easy to do. But I can’t get hold of the book unless I’m willing to buy it which I’m not.

That’s what the Internet needs, a spoilers site.

[CentralMass]

1. Do a Google search of the book title. You will probably ve able to find a summary.

[raccoon]

3. That worked one time for me, but this time so far it hasn't

That worked one time for me, but this time so far it hasn’t with This book. This book is very new, maybe that’s why.

[The Roux Comes First]

2. I Think There's a Good Chance You Can Spoil It Via a Post to the Reading/Writing Group

[raccoon]

4. Thanks for the suggestion. Nt

[Nay]

5. What's the book? Maybe one of us here has read it. nt

[highplainsdem]

6. You know, if you like that book enough to get over halfway through, there's a pretty good chance

you'll like the rest of it enough to make listening to the end worthwhile. If you're short of time now, just finish listening later.

[abqtommy]

7. I use Wikipedia to check on the plots of movies and books. I recommend it. Of course

there are multiple sites that can be used and often it takes more than one site to get the
info we want so be patient.

[raccoon]

9. Thanks for your suggestions! I listened some this morning

And came to a plot twist. I’m so close to the end now I’ll continue. I do think the book could have been shorter.

The book is MY DARLING HUSBAND. Very new book.

[UTUSN]

10. Uh, you *do* know there's a Spoiler Patrol here?!1 - even operates by Time Zone!

[raccoon]

11. No I don't know what you're referring to. Nt