The End
The author’s ability to bring clear historical facts to life along with insights into the character of the time and people is nothing short of brilliant!
Curse you Mr Heldt
You have got me interested in what is essentially a love story… a love story with a twist!
Adrian’s Undead Diary… Bap, Kapow, Whap
What I loved about this book is that it is amazingly simple to listen too. The action scenes gave me the same feeling as when I was a kid reading a batman comic. Of course the violence in the book does not make it suitable for kids. Consider it a mature audience comic 🙂 I loved the narration; it seemed to suit the characters well. Due to the style in which the story is written, the narrator does not need to change voices for each...
Ship of the Dead 2: it gets better!
John Campbell’s zombie story continues to impress. The same comments I made regarding the first in the series is applicable: The narration while not RC Bray quality is still very acceptable. Narration was still slow and was best listened to at 1.5x speed. The main difference between this one and the first is this story line moves a lot faster, it introduces new elements physical/spiritual dimensions. The addition of the ship and...
Surviving When the Dead Have Risen
I took a bit of gamble on this one and purchased it without it being reviewed by an audible listener. I wasn’t expecting anything much more than standard zombie story. I pressed play and immediately heard the narrator speak in very slow clear manner… very very slowly. Do yourself a favour turn the speed up to at least 1.25x or even 1.5x speed. The difference is brilliant. The narrators voice is great at that increased speed! I had...
“Torn”… could have been so much more
Other reviewers have done an excellent job of telling us about the story itself so I won’t try to reinvent the wheel. You are better served by reading a plot review here So I will limit my review to other aspects of the story like narration. The narration does remind me a bit of a Seinfeld episode. It is pleasant but does make it a little difficult to experience any sort of tension. The complete opposite to a narrator like Kevin...