Jennifer Gentile

“Holy mother of fuzzy ducks”

Revisado: 12-05-23

This is the absolute best audiobook I’ve ever listened to. The narrators are amazing, natural, and build the story beautifully. Absolutely amazing.

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It’s all in the delivery

Revisado: 02-14-23

I’m not one for non-fiction. In fact, I generally avoid it. However, after listening to Clanlands and Clanlands Almanac, I couldn’t resist Waypoints. I thoroughly enjoyed every word, especially the hike of the West Highland Way. I don’t think I’ll ever look at a mushroom quite the same way again. This was a lovely jaunt into non-fiction along a trail that is on my bucket list. 10/10 completely recommend.

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Not usually an audio fan

Revisado: 11-25-20

I’ve always had a problem with audiobooks. As I read, the characters are built in my head and when the voice of the audiobook doesn’t match the voice in my head, I’m done. HOWEVER, the fact that the authors are the ones who read the text makes this audiobook immediately better. The natural sounding banter, coupled with the Gaelic and the oral tradition of the Highlanders makes this audiobook absolute gold. I HIGHLY recommend it to ANYONE interested in Scottish history. Who wants to plan a trip??

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The Devil Made Me Do It

Revisado: 10-20-16

Where does Honor rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

I'm always hesitant about audiobooks. I own very few of them because I think it takes away the characters voice in your head and replaces it, like watching the movie before reading the book alters how characters look. That being said, I had Nassir's voice in my head from my other experiences in the Point, and I was shocked when it poured out of my speakers. The performance was natural, like I was listening to the characters chat over coffee, telling their story.

What did you like best about this story?

I loved getting to know Key and Nassir. They were always a part of the Point, but I always want the back story and to see them come together, especially after Brave. This really does not disappoint!

Which scene was your favorite?

I won't give spoilers... But one of my favorite lines, which I listened to more than once, was "The women have the keys, to the locks and the men's hearts. Don't they always?"

Any additional comments?

Whether on Audible, ebook, or paperback, this story is fantastic. Go back to the Point with the Devil and his Key, and you won't regret it!

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