Dana W.

Reluctance becomes enchantment with Audible

Revisado: 03-14-19

I must admit, this was my first go with the Audible feature. I’ve always found it a bit strange to listen to a reader. Even as a child. I preferred to be the storyteller. Yet, I gave it a reluctant shot.
Initially, I caught the Total Recall/Hunger Games vibe. Perhaps I had to assign a label since the narrator (Greenberg) painted the picture of Van Horne for me? A major irony of this work was authors name - Van Horne – which forced me to reminisce of the classic The Witches of Eastwick.
I loved Greenberg’s dance of Van Horne’s word play. I found myself stunned at the flashbacks from Sagacious. She entranced me and I loved her immediately. My face was a flutter with this adventure. Eyebrows raised, smirks plastered on my face as I listened. Yes, I became perplexed. Found myself confused among the fabric of the intricacies. In spite of only my personal mental limitations, I grasped onto the piece with utmost abandon. I was open to the voyage and journey.
For me, Lucius made the book, second of course to Sagacious and her glory. He had me disgusted one moment and laughing my ass off the next. I loved that this book pushed the limits of my mind and opened me to more possibility in my own journey.
Overall, I am thrilled I gave this book a shot and amazed it struck such a deep chord with me!

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