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Surprisingly good

Revisado: 12-08-23

I enjoyed the pace, the dilemma of the various characters and the ending. Nice short story. Great narration.

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New idea

Revisado: 03-19-23

Actually I was surprised I enjoyed this premise. The narrator is very good, storyline is interesting and overall it was very interesting. I began with this one, so you obviously can start here without knowing that it’s book 3 in a series!

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Finally we know

Revisado: 12-08-22

It’s an interesting way to show us their relationship, why it works and all their flaws.

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awesome

Revisado: 04-13-22

glued to the adventure beging to end, unable to drop it many sunrise met going to the next chapter.

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Now we know why

Revisado: 04-22-21

Brilliant. We know now why Aidan was “compromised” even before the accident. It’s an interesting twist to a complex storyline.

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Gets better 2/3 of the way in

Revisado: 12-20-20

It’s not a bad book. It is a book that I think goes a bit off track trying to be a super social justice all inclusive book. You don’t need to spend half a chapter explaining sexuality to us. We get it. You have true equality if you just call that person whatever they want to be called and not go on about it. It detracted from her story. Also in the last book Wade decided since H was a guy in the game he’d refer to him as a he, then you spent the entire book calling H a she here. Consistency is important. Anyways after we get through all that we finally get to the good parts and the exciting challenges that Parzival has to deal with against all odds. The ending was interesting. I felt Samatha was a bit one note here and Shoto seems a bit left out, but at least he’s there.

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Interesting

Revisado: 09-04-19

It’s always intriguing to see what David has to say about various subjects. He always covers a myriad of topics and is open about everything. If you want to listen to something light and short this is free and fun.

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Fun blast into the past

Revisado: 04-25-19

It’s always so fun to go back in time with these amazing radio performances by Ian Carmichael, Peter Jones, Patricia Rutledge and all the rest. Sayer’s writing was always a treat and you find yourself right in the mystery with them!

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Magnificent

Revisado: 10-31-17

Stephen Fry. Those two words sum up all that is wonderful about the Narrative of these books. He’s so good that he shifts from character to character seamlessly and you forget you are listening to just one person.

The stories are always amazing as well, some are so fascinating to listen to-The Valley Of Fear is definitely one of those novels that doesn’t get the recognition it deserves. Yet to me, the best part of the story is where Holmes isn’t involved at all. It’s an unusually gripping story and Stephen Fry is mesmerizing in his linguistic ability here.

Listen. You won’t regret it.

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Very interesting compilation

Revisado: 12-16-16

This is really rather fun, it has a few very short plays performed that were written by Agatha Christie that I'd never heard of or read before as well as live recordings of her in various places. There's also a full Radio Broadcast and afterwards an interview with the sole surviving cast member. He discusses not only Agatha Christie, but his experiences in set design as well as the movies he worked on.

Really fun Historical and trivia piece to listen to.

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