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perfect!

Revisado: 02-08-19

Brother-sister inextricably intertwined by an ill wind, such that they know each other's thoughts and experience one anothers pain. Second half is a whirlwind, but left me asking, "With so much planning, why was there so much confusion in the end?" A moment of drizzle during the climax, with which the addition of 10 small words would eliminate: "It was the last time she would see his face."

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Suspenseful from beginning to end

Revisado: 08-23-18

Great book. Chilling. The beauty lies in the turn of the phrase. I have only written 1 or 2 reviews in the past 10 years, but I enjoyed this book so much that I had to write a review.

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Too much

Revisado: 09-26-16

Too much introspection, too much nature (yep), and worst of all too many interviews. I thought if he said "May I ask you a few questions" one more time, I was going to lose it.

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Certainly is a Boy's Life. Wonderful Story.

Revisado: 07-03-16

The majesty and freedom of summer; the tyrannies of school days. Such a respectful child, an upstanding, upright father and of course a worried mother. I learned how to be a better parent. Adventurous, heartbreaking, magical (literally). Unfortunately, the author believed he had to leave no stone unturned to reach the climax. Wonderful story

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Scary ans Suspensful

Revisado: 10-27-15

So scary during the end of the first half that I had to stop listening until daylight. Second half a lot of senseless running back and forth, but a big payoff near the end of the story.

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Wow!

Revisado: 07-13-15

Past and present are intricately woven and it pours like fine wine. Points off of this perfect book because the impressions of the male voices brought down the quality of the performance. The final chapters were so engrossing that I thought sometimes the story was the real world and reality, Insubstantial.

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Convoluted

Revisado: 10-09-12

The story contained events that were not believable...things that Pendergrast just knew to be true. There was a little too much Louisiana affectation with Pendergrast and his brother speaking in almost exactly the same way. I guess the book is ok. The ending leaves you hanging so you have to buy the next in the series.

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Very slow

Revisado: 10-09-12

This book took me forever to listen to because I kept falling asleep. The narrator was as flat as the State of Kansas. The story was ok, but there was too much down time between action and contemplations. I did not enjoy it.

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So disappointing in so many ways

Revisado: 09-06-12

I was thrilled to find another Odd, but this sweet anticipation quickly died. Odd should really focus on the undead instead of creating monsters, such unappealing beings, whose descriptions changed with each telling. They overran the story and all but blotted out the Odd we loved. Once Odd picked up a gun in book 4, his character fell below freezing. Odd for me has now become a beloved lost friend.

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Unrelenting

Revisado: 08-31-12

What made the experience of listening to Still Life with Crows the most enjoyable?

Shivers and Shudders Around Every Corner!

What does Scott Brick bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Scott is an amazing narrator. His voice never interferes with the story.

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