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Slow buildup but a terrific book!

Revisado: 07-03-21

This story pulled me in slowly but Inexorably. this was one of those audiobooks that make you keep driving, just to keep listening. Such vivid descriptions—I watched it unfold just like I was watching a movie!

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Narrators saved the book

Revisado: 12-03-19

I found this book to be OK but nothing spectacular. A few plot twists, a few improbable events, nothing much original. The Narrator reading for the character Delaney was spectacular – she gave me shivers with the combination of accent, tone, and personality.

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Sigler never disappoints, plus perfect narration

Revisado: 03-07-19

I will even add Compliments for the production! If creepy flesh eating monsters aren’t your thing, I’m actually sorry that you will miss this performance. I’m a fan. I’ve Consumed countless hours of audio book listening time, and this narrator is as good as any I have ever heard, and better than most. With the enhancements of the production, this is a fun ride. Come on Scott, Telus: will there be a sequel?

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Glad I didn’t give up

Revisado: 02-10-19

This was my second William Gay book. Little Sister Death captivated me so completely that I had to read more. The first section of the book, I just couldn’t get into it. I wasn’t getting that compelling flow that I wanted more of. I had just about decided that I’d given it a fair chance and was about to quit. Then suddenly it was part two, and there was some sort of shift. Maybe it was inside me and maybe it was really the improved quality of the narrator and the improved rhythm of the writing. For whatever reason, it was finally the book I had expected and we were off to the races then! This book continues to build my belief that this author Is equal to William Faulkner. I am very sorry that he died already, both because he doesn’t write anymore and because I won’t get to throw myself at his feet with reverence and awe.

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Expert story craft

Revisado: 11-05-18

Excellent story and I’m glad I read it! The author skillfully evoked each setting and emotional layer artfully. From languid Florida days it builds to a speeding train that I couldn’t stop listening to.

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Remarkable

Revisado: 06-16-18

Every time I thought I knew how it would come out, there was another twist to the story. I thoroughly enjoyed the book and the performance. For my taste the narration was a tad languorous but I set the playback to 1.25 and it worked for me.

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Quite a ride!

Revisado: 11-26-17

I can’t decide if the book was better because of the narrator or vice versa. Thoroughly enjoyed Sigler’s work as usual. Narrator gets 2 thumbs up for his outstanding focalizations of characters.

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