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Why does the narrator change words?

Revisado: 11-03-20

I actually didn't notice this until I was a good way into the book but the narrator changes quite a few words. I can't say that he changes the meaning of any sentence but it is a bit irritating and makes me wonder what else he took liberties with.

I don't know if he can't pronounce the actual words written or if it is his opinion that he is a better writer than the author but his job is to read what was written, not restate.

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Very poor quality

Revisado: 01-27-07

While the content is somewhat interesting, the audiobook is of very poor quality. The recording is not very clear and they use some pretty lame band between sections.

Also, the recording repeats itself around 1:50 into it for about 5-10 minutes.

Lastly, it is very obvious that all someone did was record a three cd set they must sell elsewhere as included in the recording is "This is Disc 2..."

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Wish it could be longer

Revisado: 10-06-03

At 40 plus hours, this audio book has kept me going almost all summer. The narration is great. The mix of historical fact and fiction makes one wonder where one ends and the other starts. It's a shame the CIA hasn't been around for more years. Otherwise we could have a longer book. I enjoyed every minute of it.

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