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The narrator can at time voice fades into a familiar tone and you can zone out once or twice but the story sooo good you can’t help but to rewind back to hear what you missed.

great character development and focus. also a great end to the trilogy and and setup for the next books

I have yet to be disappointed by Lewis or his creator(s). Timeless truths about politics and the too-human beings floundering in the tide of ambition. Lewis is a remarkable auditor. Bravo!

The narrator puts on this SUPER thick, exaggerated Southern drawl…. and it’s too much. It’s way too much.

Real and definitely believable. The characters have substance and the story lines are very credible. I am enjoying thinking about the possible next steps in the story.

This was overall still a great book, though I’m not sure the time travel plot line worked well for Bagwell’s overall story.

This was so well written, detailed, insightful, wide-spanning on trade knowledge, and also touching on so many themes in psychology. Thoroughly enjoyed the 70s-era setting; it was such a comforting throwback. The narrator had an odd metallic voice that took some getting used to, but it obvious he took the true meaning of the author’s..

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Thos was the most on depth book I’ve come across covering all of his life. The fact he was so complex speaks to the human condition and tne contradictions in our own lives. Highly recommend.

Why does Amazon want a fifteen word minimum on negatives? The book is excellent, just listen to it.

How can one be a professional voice actor and not look-up to he pronunciation of unfamiliar words? Every time he spoke “trebuchet”as “trebu-SHET” I shook my head. His voice is just awful and grating. I don’t know about the other reviewers who gave “performance” five stars. Story was alright, though. Like a lot of lit-RPG..

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