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Folly of Incompetence
- The Undead Detective Files, Book 1
- De: Shelby Rhodes
- Narrado por: Lance West
- Duración: 11 h y 23 m
- Versión completa
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General4.5 out of 5 stars 20
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Narración:5 out of 5 stars 20
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Historia4.5 out of 5 stars 20
Now, the story picks up months after the end of The Undead Detective Agency, and my crew is dealing with the aftermath of...well, you know what. So, of course, I, the loving, amazing boss that I am, decided that it was time for a vacation—a fun duck-related vacation. And after hinting at resorting to possible friendnapping, I got my way!
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4 out of 5 stars
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Octavius’s newest hyper-fixation
- De read b00ks en 04-25-25
- Folly of Incompetence
- The Undead Detective Files, Book 1
- De: Shelby Rhodes
- Narrado por: Lance West
Story is a 10!! Narration is difficult at times for sensitive ears
Revisado: 03-31-25
Story
This story is an amazing continuation of the Undead Detective Agency cast of characters. It has a nice focus on the aftermath of book 5 and the emotional toll it’s taken on everyone. While at the same time it maintains that Shelby Rhodes humor and hilarity. I truly loved it. Water Parks and Dinner theatre and so many more things to just be happy about in this story. Can I PLEASE go lazy River/bumper boat/watersliding?
Narration
Here I just want to give a heads up to any sensitive listeners out there. If you are neurospicy in any way the narration might frustrate you in some parts. The word ‘guillotine’ is mispronounced many times in a way that made me flinch and the cute and adorable bat voice that Octavius has in the books gets turned into a kind of horrible facsimile of a 90s cartoon villain. The rest is pretty good. But man was it hard listening to my adorable Octavius’ Peter dwarf epaulette bat voice become what it did. The rest was great it was just those particular moments that were difficult.
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