JD Henderson

Good storytelling

Revisado: 07-23-19

We enjoyed the narrator's voice, though some characters were inconsistent. The word viscous was consistently mispronounced. Those details aside, this is well written tale and was powerfully delivered.

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Bad guys

Revisado: 10-12-17

Very lovely narration of a morally ambiguous story--unsatisfying ending. Characters were well differentiated, though could have used more differences between female character voices.

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Decent tale, well told, with issues

Revisado: 04-15-17

The story while gripping, omits an important discussion of standing up for truth. The narrator gives a compelling reading, has wonderful character voices, but needs to back off or reposition his microphone--too many plosives--popped p's and b's, that distract from an otherwise good performance

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Grand tale

Revisado: 04-15-17

The author does a good job of telling this long tale. The quality of the recording is diminished by the poorly done re recordings where lines had to be redone. No effort was made to match pacing or volume or tone of voice, so be prepared for these lines to jump out. Otherwise, get ready to dive into the life of a surfer in an unexpected autobiography.

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A detailed history

Revisado: 07-12-16

The narrator remains fresh and clear through the many hours of this detailed telling of a family of power. The many Russian names get a bit muddled owing to the writing. But it's a compelling tale.

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A look into another world

Revisado: 06-12-16

Grunt is a reporter's view of military R&D. It has a sense of wonder and curiosity that appeals to a general audience, but maybe not if you are a veteran. The narrator does a superb job conveying the author's point of view. You'll learn things about the nuts and bolts of outfitting our military.

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The history we're busy repeating

Revisado: 05-07-16

Mr. Perkins does a masterful job! He took me back a century to see how actions then locked us into the struggles we now have in the Middle East.

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Missed potential

Revisado: 03-27-16

"what does that even mean?" Is a phrase too often heard in this story. The main character becomes a mere plot device who too often cluelessly prolongs the story. The narration is is fine except for weak characterizations. the character Black is first a Southerner, then not, then he settles into a Boston accent.. All the creeps have Hillbilly accents even though the setting is Washington state. There were also poorly done edits where the tone changed noticeably.

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Suspenseful , but lame ending.

Revisado: 03-22-16

Enjoyed most of the story--good twists& turns, but ending was all about a sequel, not resolution.

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Gripping, horrifying

Revisado: 09-07-15

This story, based on an all-too real life hell, is well told with power and honesty by Gaynor Kelly.

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