Amy Hanapi

Kept me listening, but I wouldn't recommend it

Revisado: 05-15-20

First, the narrator kind of sounded like a robot at times, which isn't in itself a terrible thing, but it was sometimes a little monotone. I also think he sometimes had trouble with some of the accents.

Second, there's no closure, like no explanation of why this EMP happened and what the purpose was. Was it a terrorist attack? Aliens? Or just a solar flare? And if that's the case, why is there like no end in sight?

This story was entertaining enough that it kept me listening to the end. But I don't think I'd recommend it.

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Loved this collection

Revisado: 05-09-20

This is such a clever & timely collection. Each story is very different, and so entertaining!

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I loved it... until the end... but it's still good

Revisado: 04-15-20

I really enjoyed this story... until the "twist." I didn't like the twist at the end, I feel like it was a little bit of a downer. But that's just me, I love paranormal & existential story lines. This was otherwise a well written story, very engaging, and narrated very well.

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Very interesting story told about and by natives

Revisado: 03-15-20

This is such an interesting story to hear about. I love that this is written and narrated by an Alaskan native, and therefore told in his own words and thoughts. The author/narrator is a great story teller, detailed and entertaining. I was also very impressed with how the subject of the story, Teddy Kyle Smith, and native beliefs and practices, seemed to be treated very respectfully and politely by everyone from law enforcement to the courts. This is not always the case, so it's always refreshing to hear a story that is. Great job to James Dommek, Jr.!

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Enjoyable!

Revisado: 07-10-19

This book was quite enjoyable. There were some interesting twists and the narrator is really good.

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Enjoyed it, but kind of outdated

Revisado: 07-10-19

I read this book years ago and really enjoyed listening to it again. Because it's an older book, there's a lot of outdated references, especially when talking about computers and DNA testing, so that was a little hard to get through. And the narration had some awkwardly long pauses, to where I sometimes thought the book froze or something.

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My least favorite Patterson book

Revisado: 05-12-19

This is, by far, my least favorite Patterson book. First, I figured out the end & the twist immediately, but I forced myself to keep listening, hoping there'd be something additional to make it more exciting... there wasn't. Second, I could not stand any/either narrator. The different voices sounded forced and the tones and weird inflections in the primary narrator's performance was annoying. I'm sorry to say it, I love James Patterson and I love his Alex Cross character, but hated this book.

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I could not get past the 2nd chapter

Revisado: 04-16-19

I hate being super critical of other peoples' art, but I tried to listen to this book 3 times, and just can not get past the 2nd chapter. The narrator is monotonous and tedious to listen to, and it makes it so hard for me to pay attention to the actual words of the story. I've heard good things about this book, so I may try to find a hard copy, just to make sure if I can't get on board with the book itself as well.

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Zachary Quinto read this story great!

Revisado: 04-16-19

I loved it! It's such an interesting story line and Zachary Quinto read it perfectly!

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Grear way to end main trilogy

Revisado: 02-18-19

It's a really good end to the main trilogy... but is it really the end? It still sets up future books nicely as well.

I also like the link in with the Odd Thomas series in the last chapter

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