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One of the most unexpected twists

Revisado: 04-04-24

Having listened to all 13 books in the Infinite timeline, I was not expecting many of the twists that JR gave us with this conclusion. I have thoroughly enjoyed this journey and am sad that it has to end. I fell in love with Henry and Sarah, Dark Horse and Chuey, Bree and Miah, Winnie and Dan, Jonah and Bubbles, Hilde and Burnett, and of course, Will and Gal, along with the rest of the super heroes. I can’t wait to read them again.

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Was skeptical at first, but then

Revisado: 10-04-21

I thoroughly enjoyed Infinite and thought it had a pretty good ending so was skeptical about reading Infinite2. I’m very glad I talked myself into giving it a try. While the beginning was a tad confusing, once I understood what was going on, I could follow the narrative without much effort and the twists and turns were so much better than I could ever have imagined. RC Bray is, of course, superb in his narration (and I especially loved the outtakes at the end) and brings the story to life. I recommend anyone on the fence to give it a go …. You won’t be disappointed.

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The book comes to life with Ms Knowelden’s performance

Revisado: 05-03-21

John Marrs is very good at writing suspenseful stories full of twists and unexpected turns, snd this book is no exception. Coupled with the delightfully wonderful narration of Elizabeth Knowelden, this story comes to life. I could feel the angst, the fear, and the psychosis in every gasp, sigh, and shaky word spoken. The twists kept me guessing (sometimes incorrectly) at what was to come. I am happy I added this book to my collection. I will definitely be reading it again.

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I laughed; I cried; I cheered

Revisado: 07-05-15

Would you consider the audio edition of Room to be better than the print version?

this book was addicting from page one. From the moment you hear young Jack telling us what his environment consists of, you cannot help but cheer for him when he's being "scave" Prince Jacker Kack. I cannot recommend this book highly enough.

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Narrative makes the story come alive

Revisado: 02-11-15

Where does Water for Elephants rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

this story is unique in its setting. It's not often you find a book set in a circus during the depression. The story of Jacob and Marlena is beautiful even in its tragedy. David LeDoux does a wonderful job with the narrative. He helped me to feel what Jacob was feeling and experiencing. John Randolph Jones did such a wonderful job recounting Jacob's memories and expressing what it feels like to grow old. I will enjoy this book many times over.

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Some plot holes closed; some opened up

Revisado: 12-16-14

What made the experience of listening to The Book of Life the most enjoyable?

having discovered this series by listening to the reading of SON on Book Radio, I was immediately drawn into the world of Diana and Matthew. I was disappointed to discover I would have to wait a whole year for the third, and last installment. I feel TBOL was worth the wait. I particularly enjoyed the reading by Jennifer Ikeda. I thought she did a much better job than for SON and felt her performance showed her maturity in her craft. Especially when reading the part of the Gael, Gallowglass. I wish she had adopted that voice-style for him from the beginning. Deborah Harkness did a wonderful job closing up the trilogy with TBOL. I just wish we could know what happens to the twins.....

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Book of Life?

When Jack and Father Hubbard make their appearance. I cried when I realized Diana and Matthew would get to bring him back into their lives.

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Elizabethan England comes to life as never before

Revisado: 04-05-14

Would you listen to Shadow of Night again? Why?

Deborah Harkness brings vivid details of what England was like in 1590. The real life characters in her story, along with descriptions of costumes and surroundings, helps you to feel like you are really there, having time-walked with Diana and Matthew back into Matthew's past.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Shadow of Night?

I loved listening to the details of the Black Friars and Prague, and meeting all the characters that existed during the time.

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An adult vampire and witch story

Revisado: 04-05-14

What did you love best about A Discovery of Witches?

Witches, vampires and Demons never sounded so real as they do in this series. Deborah Harkness brings to life a world that could conceivably exist today.

What did you like best about this story?

Diana has real fears, real emotions and real reactions to the situation in which she find herself. She is neither a wimp nor so tough as to be unbelievable.

Did Jennifer Ikeda do a good job differentiating all the characters? How?

Jennifer Ikeda does a remarkable job making this story come to life. The listener can hear the emotions of the characters.

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Death never sounded so good.

Revisado: 04-05-14

What does Allan Corduner bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

The narration of Death by Allan Corduner was incredible. I really felt like Death himself was speaking to me thru my earpiece.

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