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Disappointing

Review from The Ministry for the Future →

There are so many reasons why I didn’t connect with this audio book. The story is disjointed and the characters are not very complex or interesting. There is no profound character arcs. The best part was the speculation around economic forces and climate mitigation. The least compelling part was the narration. I’ve listened to 500+..

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Inept, corrupt, or both?

Review from Bone Deep →

As a former prosecutor, I am dumbfounded, disappointed, and disgusted at the performance of prosecutor Chaney (who got married probably to change her name), the first trial judge (who, thankfully, was not long for the job), and the many police and sheriff employees who lied and urged the true killer to lie in order to..

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Not What I Was Expecting

Review from Let Me Tell You →

Not what I’m was expecting and definitely a slog. Narrator was fine, but the stories were not exciting, let alone scary. Boring as sin, in my opinion. Very few books that I do not finish, but only made it halfway through this before giving up.

Poor casting, useful story

Review from The Ministry for the Future →

The narrator for Mary’s sections, who has to read most of the book, is not well chosen for this project. There are so many wildly distracting mispronunciations, and the attempts at accents from Indian characters are pure cringe. And they are not infrequent. The story is good and useful in the way that speculative fiction..

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Great premise, but not an easy listen

Review from The Ministry for the Future →

I wanted to like it, but… This book was difficult to follow in a lot of respects, which may have been due to the unfortunate performance. The variety of narrators was distracting, and made the story feel very disjointed. I appreciate that Audible was trying to provide authenticity and realism by providing narrators from various..

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