gregory weese

fun

Revisado: 06-09-24

Fun story to listen to. I like the narrator and story telling. some fun twists and turns, not the best story but it definitely kept my attention and I would recommend!

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Great read

Revisado: 03-14-24

I have to say how impressed I am that the movies stayed so true to the books! I obviously appreciate the books more, as the narrator was great, and it brings out so many emotions listening to the full story. Such a great description of all the characters, I would definitely recommend to other readers! I only read this because I liked the movies so much, and I'm glad I did!

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great

Revisado: 03-09-24

I enjoyed this book as much as the first, great narrator, great story! I would highly recommend the series!

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great

Revisado: 03-06-24

I loved the movies, the books are way better though, the only difference in the books are a few characters, and some of the scenarios. in the book you also don't get the story from other characters POV, like game makers scenes, or President scenes, no scenes that don't involve Katniss, I'm totally OK with that too!! Great book, great narrator! on to catching fire!

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eerie, and unsettling, I loved it!

Revisado: 12-21-23

I couldn't stop listening to this book! It's very deatailed story telling, and the time jumps aren't confusing to the story. It kept me on the edge of my seat for almost all the book, there are some slow burning chapters, but, I wasnt upset about those at all! I don't get creeped out very easily. But many parts in this book definitely creeped me out. I've always had realistic awful nightmares so this really hit home for me. The narrator was great! I highly recommend!

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Great book!

Revisado: 10-01-23

Definitely a modern day Rosemary's baby. The story had me guessing until the end. I didn't trust anyone up until the ending was explained. I hope AHS lives up to the book! Great plot, don't change it!

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Excellent!

Revisado: 07-11-22

I love this book, fantastic narrator! a must listen! so much better than anyone could ever create in a movie!!

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kings best stuff!!

Revisado: 01-05-22

this set is by far kings best work!! but don't forget about wind through the key hole. also, all of his books lead back to midworld in some way, shape, or form. AMAZING!

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Same rev as Darker, much better from Christian's p

Revisado: 11-07-21

Ok, so where do I start? **SPOILERS AHEAD**

The only reason 50 SOG (books from Ana's perspective) was because my OCD won't allow me to start something I can't finish. Apparently Ms. Steele grew up Amish, even though she is about to graduate college with a 4.0 she has no idea how to use a laptop or cell phone. She is an exceptionally feeble, uninteresting, Sesquipedalian 😂
She walks into Christian's playroom, covered in whips, chains, floggers, canes, nipple clamps and more...a lifestyle he has been honest about from the beginning, then cries after she asks him to do his worst..ASKS HIM..then tells him he's one effed up son of a bi**h, I think Christian made his bdsm lifestyle crystal clear from the beginning, then she doesn't safe word, and shames him for something she asked for!!! She knows that lifestyle is in him, that's what he likes, and she continues to ask him throughout the trilogy to "take me the red room!" "Red room here we come!" Seriously??!! She freaks out when he buys her things, then asks him to buy her a $400,000 car for her birthday (in white). What??! Christian tells her to go back to escala to hang out with Kate because someone tried to murder her him, and she throws a fit, like a petulant child (as she likes to call Christian constantly). She let's him pull her lady stick out of her and do the nasty right after, use butt plugs, plus much, much more, and she won't let him stay in the bathroom while she pees? She is apparently like no other woman and is always in the mood, there is never, ever a day she just doesn't feel like it, Ana is always ready to go! She's a weak, whiney nag. She is the antithesis of a strong female character. The "oh my's" were so irritating to hear. The narrator is very hard to listen to as well, I found if you speed it up to 1.30, or 1.35 it's definitely a little easier to listen to. I begrudgingly finished 50 SOG, and started again listening to the books from Christian's perspective, they are simply called Grey, darker, and freed. They are 1000 times more interesting, you get to learn about the other characters and their backgrounds, Elena, Grace, Taylor, Mrs. Jones, Roz, Karrick, Mia, Elliott etc. You finally hear Christian's conversation with his mom when she finds out about his relationship with Elena, what transpired between the 2 when he left Ana to see Mrs. Robinson. I will say I actually didn't hate the books from Christian's POV, the narrator was good as well. Trust me, if you are going to read the trilogy, read these versions, you'll save yourself the irritation, and frustration with Ana listening to her "inner goddess". Hope this review helps!

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Much, much better..

Revisado: 11-07-21

Ok, so where do I start? **SPOILERS AHEAD**

The only reason I finished 50 SOG (books from Ana's perspective) was because my OCD won't allow me to start something I can't finish. Apparently Ms. Steele grew up Amish, even though she is about to graduate college with a 4.0 she has no idea how to use a laptop or cell phone. She is an exceptionally feeble, uninteresting, Sesquipedalian 😂
She walks into Christian's playroom, covered in whips, chains, floggers, canes, nipple clamps and more...a lifestyle he has been honest about from the beginning, then cries after she asks him to do his worst..ASKS HIM..then tells him he's one effed up son of a bi**h, I think Christian made his bdsm lifestyle crystal clear from the beginning, then she doesn't safe word, and shames him for something she asked for!!! She knows that lifestyle is in him, that's what he likes, and she continues to ask him throughout the trilogy to "take me the red room!" "Red room here we come!" Seriously??!! She freaks out when he buys her things, then asks him to buy her a $400,000 car for her birthday (in white). What??! Christian tells her to go back to escala to hang out with Kate because someone tried to murder her him, and she throws a fit, like a petulant child (as she likes to call Christian constantly). She let's him pull her lady stick out of her and do the nasty right after, use butt plugs, plus much, much more, and she won't let him stay in the bathroom while she pees? She is apparently like no other woman and is always in the mood, there is never, ever a day she just doesn't feel like it, Ana is always ready to go! She's a weak, whiney nag. She is the antithesis of a strong female character. The "oh my's" were so irritating to hear. The narrator is very hard to listen to as well, I found if you speed it up to 1.30, or 1.35 it's definitely a little easier to listen to. I begrudgingly finished 50 SOG, and started again listening to the books from Christian's perspective, they are simply called Grey, darker, and freed. They are 1000 times more interesting, you get to learn about the other characters and their backgrounds, Elena, Grace, Taylor, Mrs. Jones, Roz, Karrick, Mia, Elliott etc. You finally hear Christian's conversation with his mom when she finds out about his relationship with Elena, what transpired between the 2 when he left Ana to see Mrs. Robinson. I will say I actually didn't hate the books from Christian's POV, the narrator was good as well. Trust me, if you are going to read the trilogy, read these versions, you'll save yourself the irritation, and frustration with Ana listening to her "inner goddess". Hope this review helps!

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