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Good story but terrible editing and narration

Revisado: 04-19-22

I was looking forward to the last book in this trilogy, and had to develop a great deal of patience and endurance to be entertained by an extremely immature and childish main character. It comes across that the writer relied mostly on historical political South African issues and that the main character was a secondary role player in this last book of the trilogy series.

I was disappointed by the low quality of the editing of this audiobook. Many lines were repeated and this caused a disruption in the flow of the listening quality Im used to.
The sniffing by the narrator could at least been edited out if nothing else.
It is also clear that the continuity of the narrator’s voice was not taken into consideration and I question if the writer or publishers bothered to listen to the audio recording before releasing it on Audible.

It was a wasted credit and I should have rather read the hard copy of this book, but might not have finished it in anyway.
I am confused if this book was written for children, young adults or a mature audience?

Not the quality expected from an Irma Joubert book.

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