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Great Story

Revisado: 08-19-24

The Story, like all of the others, is great! The ONLY thing that detracts from the story is the Narrator's issue with heavy salivation. The constant gulping after each sentence is not only annoying, but most of the time you have to rewind the narration a few times to get past the gulping. It is like listening to someone with REALLY bad table manners smacking their lips while eating and speaking at the same time. Other than that, the stories are GREAT! I have read the books and since it is impossible to read while at work, I listen to them to pass the time.

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New Narrator

Revisado: 07-30-24

Any of Jim Butcher's books that are Narrated by the same person, need to be re-narrated. I don't know about anyone else, but someone that is a HEAVY salivator, shouldn't Narrate. The loud sound of someone gulping down their own saliva is extremely distracting. It takes FOREVER just to get through one book, because the constant GULPING at the end of every sentence distracts from the story itself. I have read the books and know the stories are very good, but my jobs makes it impossible to read books. The stories are VERY good, but the Narrations need to re-done without the the extremely Distracting GULPING during the Narration.

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Needs another Narrator.

Revisado: 01-26-19

Someone with a British accent narrating something is ok I guess, however, when you have someone that is compelled through social association to add letters and/or syllables into words where they are not supposed to be you get something that is less than contiguous. I had to go through all three books twice just to comprehend what was being said, since very little was comprehensible throughout all three books since very little was pronounced correctly and it took time to associate what was said, with what was known the world over. Just a warning to others of the annoyance factor of trying to associate what is known with what is spoken in narration that is not in continuity with what is already known about the genre.

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Good story

Revisado: 01-23-19

Ok...Overall 4 stars
Performance 3 stars (the narrator needs to learn to pronounce names [City, State and people] in Washington and Oregon [there is NO "R" in Washington, only people from out of state that try to sound like native Washingtonians put an "R" in it...phenetic pronunciation of Oregon is--Or-reh-gun]; also, if you cannot do a good yokal accent, please don't do one at all...I was born, raised and live in Washington State and while only 1% of the population talks like a yokal, it is painful to listen to and difficult to understand a bad fake yokal accent).
Story 5 stars...I like the how the story takes a page from history and transplants it to modern day with a twist.

[Some may say that this is a nit-picky review, however, I am a believer in doing things the right way. It is how I was raised and well there are fewer misunderstandings and issues with people in my life.]

As a whole this is a well written and very good story with a historical event thrown in for authenticity. If the writer continues this type of writing, I cannot wait for the continuation of the series.

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Pretty good.

Revisado: 11-18-18

The story was good, however, the narrator needed to be replaced with someone else. The person doing the narration was horrible.

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